What happened on Tuesday, 12 October 2021
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Ordinance aims to regulate stormwater systems and prohibit illicit discharges in Cecil County.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Board acknowledges Indigenous land stewardship and discusses upcoming community events and initiatives.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Luis Rodriguez calls for urgent funding to ensure safety and equity at BVHM.
Alpine School District, School Boards, Utah
Jessica Dee and Fred Heaton recognized for their positive impact at Frontier Middle School.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Rising Sun plans to begin construction on a new housing project later this month.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Parents call for urgent safety upgrades and actual classrooms instead of makeshift spaces.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Town officials reported 14 families were displaced from flooding at the Mill Creek trailer park after remnants of Hurricane Ida; county emergency services and HUD rent subsidies have housed all but one family, while the jurisdiction seeks potential SBA low-interest loans and further federal aid after the governor's state of emergency declaration.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Commissioner suggests $40M to initiate first phase of BVHM school renovation design.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
James Church's new house construction on Walnut Street begins October 22 with celebration planned.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Town honors Community Fire Company during their centennial celebration with donation and event participation.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Staff reported a 6.61% decline in SFUSD enrollment from fall 2019 to fall 2021 (about 3,049 students), highlighted large drops among K–4, English learners and homeless-identified students, and warned the district could lose more than $30 million in LCFF revenue without state relief or local mitigations.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Town leaders reviewed a boilerplate MS4 illicit-discharge ordinance and heard that compliance will likely mean new inspections, education and enforcement steps; the town is not adopting the ordinance tonight and staff estimated a projected town cost of about $1,750,000 to meet a 20% stormwater footprint reduction by 2025.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Community members advocate for outdoor education funding and enhanced safety measures in schools.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Town Administrator Calvin said the current handicap-parking ordinance applies only to residential properties and recommended the board develop criteria for commercial or Main Street spaces to prevent unintended parking shortages; alternatives include requiring businesses to provide on-site spaces or time-limited curb parking.
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Council prepares to adopt ordinance aimed at preventing harmful stormwater discharges.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Parents stress urgent need for complete renovation of BVHM over partial funding plans.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Community members urge support for Buena Vista school improvements and student safety measures.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Board of Education read a resolution commending Esther Casco for 49 years with SFUSD, heard tributes from current and former board members and community members, and adopted a resolution declaring Oct. 13 'Esther Casco Day.'
Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
Governor Hogan's emergency declaration aids push for FEMA funding despite damage threshold issues.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Commissioners agree to table arts funding discussions for review at the next meeting.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Parents, teachers and city officials urged the San Francisco Board of Education to shift 2016 bond money to urgent repairs at Buena Vista/Horace Mann, request lasting security upgrades and expand outdoor-learning funding; staff proposed a reallocation that prompted an amendment and was tabled for further legal review.