Cleveland City Hall announces holiday schedule changes, advises residents to plan ahead for Christmas and New Year's closures, and sends holiday wishes.

Worthington announces a post-holiday Styrofoam Recycling Drop on January 11, 2026, to reduce polystyrene waste, with details on acceptable items provided on social media.

Residents of Sharonville, Ohio, are encouraged to participate in the "Best of the North 2025" contest by voting for their favorite local businesses and organizations daily until January 11th.

Tampa Fire Rescue personnel worked on Christmas, with Fire Chief Tripp thanking them in person, and the department posting on Facebook to acknowledge their dedication.

Forget Me Not Park in Saint Charles, Missouri, transformed from neglect to a memorial sanctuary through community efforts, selling memorial bricks for personal tributes.

Shoreline Fire Department is organizing a holiday event where off-duty firefighters volunteer to spread cheer with Santa and Fire Elves, giving out candy canes and treats to the community.

Garner town officials celebrate a year of community engagement with initiatives like Chat with a Planner and the Garner Youth Council, fostering resident involvement in local governance.

The Douglas County Sheriff's Office provided holiday cheer for deputies' kids on duty during Christmas, including those of fallen officers, sponsored by BrainCode.

The Norwood Police Department shared a holiday message on Facebook, highlighting safety, community, and gratitude, with a reminder to not drink and drive.

Local families visited the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, bringing treats and Christmas carols, which was shared on social media with thanks and festive greetings.

Millcreek plans a New Year's celebration called the Big Boom Bash, with tickets available. The event promises to be a community spectacle with details on the municipal Facebook page.

The Adams County Sheriff’s Office in Colorado wished the community a #MerryChristmas on Facebook, assuring continued essential services during the holiday.

El Paso Police share a message on Facebook wishing the community a safe and happy holiday season, stressing safety and responsibility.