Plaquemines Parish invites residents to a July 30th public hearing on the 2019 Harbor of Refuge Project, emphasizing the participation of low/moderate-income individuals.

Norman, Oklahoma will enhance city communications with a personalized email system through Granicus' GovDelivery starting August 1, allowing residents to select topics of interest.

Vanderbilt University is in talks with San Francisco officials about opening a campus downtown, marking a significant potential development in the area's revitalization efforts.

Duluth's City Council received an update on the housing market indicating a demand for more and various housing types. Senior housing and moderate-priced homes are particularly needed to drive population growth and meet future housing demand.

The first concrete footings for Burnsville City Hall's makeover were poured on July 15 as crews work on forming foundations. Minimal disruptions to city operations have occurred, with utility and exterior demolition work also progressing smoothly.

San Antonio seeks diverse applicants for its Ready to Work Advisory Board to guide workforce development, with the application deadline on August 15, 2025.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced a plan to convert the dormant Flushing Airport into a mixed-use development with 3,000 homes and 60 acres of green space.

Cincinnati's CTIP program offers $20,000 grants to small businesses for commercial space improvements, with a deadline of August 4. Applications and details are available on the City's social media.

A Boring Company project for a tunnel linking Nashville Airport to downtown is pending announcement; skepticism exists regarding viability and Musk's record.

Portland is revising curb extension rules, reflecting bike/transit priorities. PBOT seeks public comment on the TRN-1.28 rule draft by September 5, 2025.

D.C. and the Commanders are advancing the RFK Stadium redevelopment deal with amended financial aspects. Opinions are split, with some praising potential benefits and others raising concerns over community impact and environmental issues.

Albany's event sector is set to expand with a $10 million grant awarded to the Albany Capital Center, which is part of Governor Hochul's $400 million CAP Initiative to rejuvenate downtown Albany.

Oakland will hold a public hearing on a zoning amendment for Hidden Springs Planned Development, allowing community input on changes to the area's development plans.