Greg Duren is appointed Interim Fire Chief of the Saint Paul Fire Department, succeeding Butch Inks, with a formal successor selection process pending.

The Ohio Auditor's office reported that James Barrett faces a recovery of $943.90 for not making timely federal payroll tax payments while serving as a fiscal officer.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces personnel changes in Baltimore's government, including the promotion of Tracy Falon King to Director of Communications and other strategic appointments aimed at improving arts, communication, and health services.

Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber reports extensive financial mismanagement in Franklin Township, with over $66,000 in findings for recovery from various employees due to payroll errors and budgetary discrepancies from 2017-2019.

Redmond officials remind residents that fireworks are banned in the city, urging reports of illegal use to the non-emergency number and noting services will continue during the holiday.

Captain Troy Spisla of Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue retires after decades of service, honored for his significant contributions and recognized for his leadership and lifesaving actions.

After 20 years, firefighter and paramedic Treve Bailey retires from the West Valley City Fire Department, celebrated for his dedicated service and mentorship.

Oklahoma City Utilities is complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule by notifying residents about the material of their water service lines and updating its database.

Preston Chong has been appointed as the new Deputy Director of Kaua‘i’s Department of Parks and Recreation, bringing financial expertise and departmental knowledge to the role.

Kirkland's government announced changes in waste collection around New Year's Day, with no service on January 1 and adjusted pickup days for residents. Essential services remain operational.

The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office announces a change in communication leadership as Lieutenant Greg Stark steps down and Sergeant Jason Waite steps in as interim PIO.

Sheriff O’Donnell of Multnomah County shared a message of gratitude on social media, praising the community's efforts in public safety and partnership as 2025 ends.

New Orleans activates its Citywide Freeze Plan due to expected sub-freezing temperatures, coordinating shelters for the homeless, and advising residents on cold weather preparedness.