What happened on Wednesday, 01 July 2026
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At July 2 and July 16, 2018 meetings the Flowood Mayor and Board of Aldermen unanimously adopted an ordinance enlarging the city's corporate boundaries, ratified plats, approved a CE&I contract for Old Fannin Road not to exceed $84,296.51, awarded a demolition bid, and authorized purchases including police body cameras and two vehicles.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Fire Chief Jeff Smurr told the board a grant application was submitted on time and summarized four fire calls in June and five in July; Athens Auto Parts donated a battery charger and a battery for the Saws-All.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council approved appointments to multiple town boards, confirmed employee appointments and published salary information, and approved the town's bills for the period ending Dec. 31, 2015; council also authorized sale of surplus equipment and scheduled a workshop on Feb. 1.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
The Cochran City Council voted 4-1 at its March 5 work session to hire Mercer Group to conduct the City Manager executive search, authorizing up to $20,400 for the contract.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
On July 17, 2017, the Flowood Board unanimously approved a previously tabled sign variance for Kindred at Home, authorized grant applications and bond authority for a conference center project, approved engineering contracts and awarded equipment bids and personnel hires.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Ordinance 634, adopted Jan. 12, 2016, amends Title 17 (Zoning) to clarify sign standards, district setbacks, stormwater requirements, and building-permit plot-plan needs; council discussed providing water and sewer to properties outside town limits on a case-by-case basis and routed those matters to the Utility Board.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Supervisor Aaron Robbins told the board that dust-control work completed July 28 was delayed by weather and mechanical problems; residents and board members pressed for improved road treatment and faster zoning enforcement.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Following public appreciation for his 11 years of service, the council voted to assign City Manager duties to City Clerk Candace Summerall while the city is without a City Manager; Council directed final assignment of specific administrative duties by March 20, 2026.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At a March 23 council meeting, attorneys told the City Council the variance application for Country Club Estates was withdrawn because the subdivision is grandfathered from a 2002 approval; new builders must still obtain building and zoning permits.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council adopted Ordinance 633 on Jan. 12, 2016, prohibiting intentional feeding of deer within town limits and setting fines at up to $25 for a first offense and up to $75 for subsequent offenses; the measure passed after a motion to amend penalties and a final recorded vote.
Rose Bud, White County, Arkansas
A family says a car left with the downtown Little Rock Marriott valet was later found ditched and stripped; Little Rock Police Department says the investigation into multiple similar thefts is ongoing and urges people to secure valuables and verify valet attendants.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At meetings July 1 and July 17, 2017, Flowood officials were sworn in and the Board of Aldermen unanimously appointed Joshua Carlisle as city clerk and Ritchie McCluskey as police chief, among other personnel and administrative approvals.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
At its March 10 meeting the Cochran City Council unanimously approved a three-year tax relief for the Commons Building, awarded a $171,250 park bid, approved several contracts and accepted a $175,283 GEMA cybersecurity grant (with a $43,820.75 local match). Council also moved one police position to full time and adopted budget amendments.
Wymore, Gage County, Nebraska
The Wymore City Council opened and closed a public hearing Sept. 15, 2021 on an amendment to the 2020–2021 budget tied to a pool and water bond refinance and a replacement bathroom at Arbor State Park; motions to open and close the hearing carried 4-0 and there were no public comments.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
Mayor Rod Sonnichsen and Councilmember David Schmidt presented life-saving awards to multiple responders and community members from Valley County Home Health, Off Broadway, and the Broken Bow Ambulance Service during the Jan. 28 council meeting; one recipient was noted as not present.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Following the departure of former city manager Richard Newbern, Cochran officials engaged the Heart of Georgia-Altamaha Regional Commission to assist with budget preparation and held initial work sessions. Council also added discussion of House Bill 1570 (Airport Authority charter adjustments) to the agenda and deferred a police department review.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At its July 5 and July 18 meetings the Flowood board approved a consolidated consent agenda (including claims dockets and a grant application), multiple personnel hires and promotions within police and fire departments, and the final plat for Kensington Phase 1.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Manager briefed trustees on paving petitions, IT vendor review, Chick‑fil‑A and Sheetz developments and a HERO Center rental request; Clerk proposed raising the deputy clerk's pay to $31/hour after certification, but the minutes do not record a vote outcome.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Board discussion on Zoning Amendment 26‑002 would lower the minimum acreage for backyard chickens from 2.5 to 0.62 acres; trustees raised concerns about roosters, coop standards, HOA conflicts and enforcement and sent the issue back to the Planning Commission for further review.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
Travis Barker of EZ IT Solutions presented a Cyber Risk Assessment to the City of Broken Bow council; Chief Steve Scott briefed the council on updated Department of Justice standards for certifying safe-policing practices. Both items were informational; no formal action was recorded.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
The Cochran City Council unanimously appointed Angela Redding as interim city manager during its April 9, 2026 work session. The appointment, made by Councilwoman Dianne Lawson Lester and seconded by Councilman Lonnie Tedders, was based on a contract provided to the council.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
The Flowood board approved a conditional use on July 18 allowing an animal hospital at Lot 22, Belle Meade Pointe (C-2), with conditions requiring overnight boarding inside and supervised outdoor runs during the day.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Assessor Amanda Carrigan recommended and the board approved engaging Valbridge Property Advisors to produce a third‑party appraisal for Ramco Properties' tax tribunal appeal; the appraisal is estimated at $23,600 and will require a $13,600 budget amendment.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
At its Jan. 12 reorganization meeting, the Arvon Township School Board unanimously elected Heather Stiebe president, Linda Griffith vice president, Mary DeLine secretary and Nancy Soli treasurer; the board retained its auditor, updated bank signers and set routine policies for 2021.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Board approved Zoning Text Amendment #26‑001 to permit accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in single‑family residential districts, with detached ADUs limited to CA (two‑acre) lots; the measure passed unanimously.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
After a public hearing on July 18, the Flowood Board of Aldermen voted 4–1 to deny Pine Knot Plantation LLC's request to rezone two parcels to allow multiple four‑plex residential units; neighbors voiced opposition to the change in neighborhood character.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At its July 5 meeting the Flowood board recognized a $38,166 net donation from the 2016 Mayor's Cup Golf Tournament; Kay Shelton presented the check to Mallory Bonds of Safe Families for Children.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Volkert presented a bond program update; the board accepted Taylor Enterprises' fieldhouse bid and approved multiple change orders for WSJE, GMMS, ESJP and LPE improvements, with several projects nearing completion or in design.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Manager Mike Luce and trustees reported that the Large Item Clean Up Day was successful, the ADU ordinance is with the county planning commission, a revised chicken ordinance would limit poultry to lots of at least 30,000 sq ft, and drainage/engineering reviews have delayed Sheetz and Chick-Fil-A projects; staff also announced new hires and retirements.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its Jan. 28 meeting the City of Broken Bow council adopted Ordinance No. 1238 (three no-parking stalls, conditioned on a Certificate of Occupancy), and approved Ordinances No. 1239 and 1240 authorizing general-obligation refunding bonds of up to $415,000 and $1,880,000 respectively; the council also approved three related bond-call resolutions. Votes were unanimous among members present.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Arvon Township School Board voted to offer an in-person learning option beginning Feb. 23, 2021, appointed a reopening committee and instructed staff to send families a letter outlining options; the board also discussed a bussing delay after carrier Lamers reported no available driver.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Board unanimously approved a permit for the Hartland Polo Classic on June 6'7 at Heritage Park, pending a field inspection and a deposit to cover any turf repairs; the Chamber is awaiting its liquor license.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The City of Broken Bow opened and closed a public hearing Jan. 12 on Ordinance 1238 after a resident requested three no‑parking spaces on South F Street. Council voted unanimously to keep the ordinance on the standard two‑reading schedule; further readings will follow.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
At their July 6 and July 20, 2015 meetings the Flowood Board approved a broad consent agenda including grants and sponsorships, authorized several municipal hires, approved emergency repairs to an Old Fannin Road water well, authorized CDBG project closeout for Rockett/Nucor, and voted to enter an executive session to discuss prospective litigation.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Following extensive substitute motions and split roll calls, the board voted to reject current disaster-management RFP submissions and extend All South Engineering's contract for three months while re-advertising the work.
Flowood, Rankin County, Mississippi
On July 6, 2015 the Mayor and Board of Aldermen approved special‑use permits designating 278 Dogwood Boulevard (El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant) and 118 Laurel Park Cove (Laurel Park Hotel, LLC) as Qualified Resort Areas permitting sale of alcoholic beverages after hearings with no public opposition.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Board authorized Spalding DeDecker to proceed with construction engineering for the M-59 north-side water main loop at up to $120,172 and awarded the installation contract to Bidigare Contractors for up to $1,217,411.80, to be funded from Water Bond proceeds.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
At a Dec. 30 special meeting held via Zoom, the Arvon Township School Board voted to accept a Memorandum of Understanding with Lamers Bus Lines for the 2020–21 school year; the minutes record four ayes and one nay. President Heather Stiebe will sign the contract for delivery to Lamers.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At a Dec. 22 hearing resident Bill Butler asked to designate three no‑parking spaces on South F Street for a driveway; the council closed the hearing and voted not to waive the three‑reading rule, leaving the ordinance to return for further consideration.
Silver Bow County, Montana
At a May 13, 2026 meeting the Silver Bow County Airport Board unanimously approved minutes, bills and March 31 financial statements and received updates on multiple AIP projects, a hangar construction schedule, an upcoming FAA inspection and the start of helibase operations.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At its Dec. 12 meeting the St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved revised sick-leave and maternity policies, administrative-records and donations policies, renewed excess workers' compensation coverage, awarded a third-party administrator contract and declared multiple district properties surplus.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its Dec. 22 meeting the council appointed Kandi K. Peters as City Clerk and Blake Waldow as Electric Superintendent, authorized City Administrator Dan Knoell as a signer on city bank accounts, and approved a new contract for the City Administrator.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Board voted unanimously May 19 to contract with the Livingston County Road Commission for up to $475,000 to rehabilitate Tipsico Lake Road, while continuing to explore whether internal roads in Dunham Lake Estates can be assessed separately from Tipsico residents.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
Board member Linda Griffith said she will forward scholarship documentation to Gordette Cote at the Baraga County Community Foundation in January, and separate book scholarship funding was offered by the Westroms.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At the Jan. 19 meeting the board introduced a Head Start Emergency Bus Procedures policy and a proposed 2023-2024 school calendar for review; a separate item on public use of school facilities was pulled from the agenda by Ms. Charo Holden.
Silver Bow County, Montana
An emailed complaint from Terra Verde Trustee Chair Anthony Roth cataloged maintenance problems and alleged very old tires on Terra Verde Volunteer Fire Department apparatus; Director of Fire Services Zach Osborne replied by email that he had no record of prior formal requests and said he would review the tire concern now that it was raised.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Manager Mike Luce told trustees BOK Financial Securities won the first round of bids for the township's $5 million water bond at a 3.749733% true interest cost; a $50,000 deposit was received and bond funds are expected by month�end. Luce also praised the Veterans Memorial dedication and flagged land-contract defaults and unpaid taxes at two church-owned properties.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Arvon Township School Board discussed and largely agreed to terms with Lamers Bus Lines to resume transportation for students attending L'Anse and Baraga schools if those districts reopen for in-person classes; Lamers will draft a contract and a memorandum of understanding with a daily rate and a 50% adjustment when school is not operating.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1236 to merge the deputy clerk and city treasurer offices and amended the 2020–21 wage ordinance to add the new Deputy Clerk‑Treasurer position; the council also approved a job description for the post.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Township Manager Mike Luce told trustees MDOT will repave M‑59 next spring and outlined coordination with developers and MDOT on intersection work; the board expressed general willingness to contribute financially but requested detailed cost breakdowns before committing.
Silver Bow County, Montana
The Butte–Silver Bow Local Government Study Commission approved revisions to charter ballot language June 1, 2026 — clarifying the mayor would be elected at-large, removing a 'part-time' descriptor for commissioners, and amending the unified fire services option to add a volunteer fire coordinator to be appointed by volunteers; the packet will be submitted to the Secretary of State for review.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board’s transportation committee will meet after Dec. 13 and then hold a Zoom meeting with Lamer’s Bus Lines; Diane Paulsen will call Lamer’s to arrange a meeting with Jon Evenson. The board also reviewed a scholarship draft and assigned Linda Griffith to follow up with the Baraga County Community Foundation.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
After an executive session, the board ratified Special Counsel seeking appellate review in Fulcrum Enterprises v. St. John the Baptist Parish School Board and ratified an agreement extending the collective bargaining agreement through Feb. 16, 2023.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Representatives of the Hartland Enrichment and Recreation Organization told trustees the HERO Teen Center serves more than 30 young people daily, operates on donations, and will not run a summer program in 2026 while exploring a 2027 partnership with Howell Parks and Recreation.
Oglethorpe County, Georgia
Elections staff reported June totals of 11,646 active voters and 709 inactive voters (12,355 total), announced a July 24 risk-limiting audit, regional and state meetings, advanced voting Oct. 14–31, and the Nov. 4 General/Special Election hours.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its Dec. 8 meeting the City of Broken Bow council administered oaths to re-elected members, elected Jacob Holcomb council president, appointed JEO Consulting Group as city engineer and Steven Parr as street superintendent, approved Resolution 2020-20, opened sludge removal bids, and adopted the consent agenda including $95,506.07 in bills.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board reviewed the annual auditor's report for the year ended June 30, 2020, and voted to accept the monthly financial statement and pay bills; the minutes record total liabilities and equity of $451,271.94.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board approved a $41,069 contract with BSN Sports for football helmets and authorized a pool of four architectural firms—Lachin Architects; NY Associates; Sizeler Thompson Brown Architects; and Yeates Mancil Architects—by unanimous roll calls.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend a zoning text amendment allowing accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in single‑family districts (with detached ADUs limited to CA zoning), removing a proposed family‑only occupancy restriction and requiring owner occupancy of one dwelling on the parcel.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved a revised DJED (Bids and Quotations) policy clarifying public works advertising, bid bonds, emergency procurement, and supplier disqualification, with recorded roll call of 10 yeas and 1 nay.
Oglethorpe County, Georgia
The Oglethorpe County Board of Elections and Registration certified the July 15, 2025 Democratic special election runoff during its July 18 meeting; the transcript records the certification as completed but gives no vote tally or attributing speaker.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Planning Commission on April 23 approved a site plan for a 2,385 sq ft Chipotle with a single pick‑up window at Hartland Towne Square, subject to staff review and standard engineering, fire and permitting conditions.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council approved a conditional use permit Dec. 8 to remove a 60-foot pole at 1451 N. 17th Avenue and install a 100-foot, self-supporting galvanized pole; the applicant said FAA rules do not require lighting for structures under 200 feet and the Planning Commission had approved the plan.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Arvon Township School Board voted Dec. 8 to continue virtual instruction through mid-January, to keep School of Choice in place for both semesters, and to purchase four Chromebooks after staff warned reopening isn’t possible without more devices.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At its Jan. 19 meeting, the St. John the Baptist Parish School Board elected Shawn Wallace president (11-0) and, after several ballots and a short recess, installed Ms. Frizzell as vice-president following a final 6-4-1 tally.
Oglethorpe County, Georgia
At its July 15 meeting the Oglethorpe County Board of Elections and Registration heard staff report a net gain of 87 registered voters for June, reviewed a scanner power issue believed fixed, planned daily paper recounts for the 2024 presidential election and recorded a motion (seconded) to remove 41 inactive voters for residency issues; the transcript does not record the vote outcomes.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
At its April 21 meeting the Hartland Township Board approved the consent agenda including bills and minutes, heard brief board reports noting a May 2 Veterans Memorial dedication, and was informed of recruitment progress for receptionist and election clerk assistant positions; the meeting adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board accepted the monthly financial statement showing total liabilities and equity of $472,144.93 and moved to pay bills with the exception of Lamers Bus Lines; the auditors' report was scheduled for December and several routine old-business items were advanced.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The City of Broken Bow approved assessments tied to 2018 street paving, authorized a $49,435 engineering agreement for Mud Creek levee restoration, approved a $745 payment to JEO Consulting Group and $1,268.74 in KENO funds for One Box Park, and held two closed sessions on personnel evaluations.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Board voted 6–0–1 on April 21, 2026 to adopt a resolution authorizing ballot language for a five-year, 2.3-mill fire services millage (2026–2030) estimated to raise about $2.49 million in year one; the clerk was authorized to submit language to the county by May 12.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board approved multiple salary schedule increases (bus drivers, nurses/counselors, assistant principals, performance pay and superintendent’s secretary), adopted Head Start policy revisions including emergency bus procedures, awarded property insurance for $3.9 million and approved several procurement actions.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
Superintendent Eldon Merrell told the board July 14 that use of COVID and Excess Tax funds over recent years had supported capital purchases but those funds are depleted; the district projects $204,000 in capital funds next year and noted large expenses such as a new bus (~$285,000) and curriculum adoption (~$75,000). Board members discussed retention incentives to improve staffing stability.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Summary list of motions, movers, seconds, and recorded outcomes from the Cabell County Commission meeting on Dec. 10, 2020. Where the transcript does not record a final tally, that is noted.
Duncan Unified District (4228), School Districts, Arizona
At its July 14 meeting the Duncan Unified District Governing Board approved a package of administrative policies, multiple personnel hires and routine motions including facility use for Greenlee Cheer Elite (with Clerk McCluskey excused). The board also discussed capital budget pressures.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
At its April 7 meeting the Hartland Township Board approved a 2026 Blaine Road paving contract (not to exceed $50,000), a Horizon Landscape maintenance agreement for M-59 medians and Station 61 (not to exceed $41,287), a cooperative roadway chloride purchase (not to exceed $95,000), and the acquisition/installation of 16 staff workstations (not to exceed $30,000).
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board adopted a resolution calling an April 29, 2023 special election to renew a 10.56-mill tax estimated to raise about $8.14 million annually for salary and benefit improvements; publication and canvass dates and an estimated $73,000 election cost were set.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Arvon Township School Board voted Nov. 10 to continue fully virtual instruction through mid-January, following a recommendation in a letter from George Stockero; the board said it will reassess at future meetings and send a new survey after the Christmas break.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At its Dec. 10, 2020 meeting the Cabell County Commission moved to allow the Cabell-Huntington Health Department to sever its service-level agreement with the West Virginia Division of Personnel and approved multiple grant contracts, routine employment actions, budget revisions and a courthouse fire-escape repair grant; no citizens spoke during public comment.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
After a presentation by consultant Steven Burke, the Hartland Township Board agreed to advance a recommended 2.3-mill renewal for the Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority and directed bond counsel to prepare formal proposal and ballot language for the April 21 meeting.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At the Nov. 24 meeting, attorney Paul Ferrell said a pretrial in the opioid litigation is scheduled for Dec. 8, 2020 (to be livestreamed) and mediation is set for Dec. 15, 2020.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
CFO Rob Funk told the Finance & Audit Committee the City Council appropriated an additional $335 million on Jan. 16 that will allow the Board to increase the General Fund; the committee approved routine motions 3-0 and expects a proposed budget at its April meeting.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board said surveys on an ESSER III Plan of Use were sent to stakeholders and will place a local newspaper ad inviting public input ahead of the Dec. 15, 2021 application deadline; Title I, II and IV funds are also available via the application process.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board approved the 2023–24 Head Start Application and Cost Allocation Plan, approved the COLA and Quality Improvement application, and extended the Head Start COVID-19 project period with a revised budget.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Arvon Township School Board approved the agenda, minutes and financial report showing $488,205.77 in total assets and liabilities, accepted an audit with no significant adjustments, authorized paying a bus invoice at last year's rate despite a 20% increase, and set substitute paraprofessional pay at $13.00 an hour.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
At a March 26, 2026 work session the Hartland Township Planning Commission discussed Zoning Amendment #26-001 to permit accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in single-family districts; commissioners reviewed proposed language and considered additional text from the township attorney; no vote was recorded.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At its Nov. 24, 2020 meeting the commission approved the agenda and minutes, accepted probate documentation and a will copy, approved purchase orders and payments, authorized property auction advertising, and approved personnel hires and budget revisions; votes were unanimous.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The board voted unanimously to rescind an emergency pandemic policy and approved Policy 5145.53 (Transgender and Gender‑Expansive Youth) for first reading; members discussed parental involvement and transfer decisions and approved routine minutes and the consent agenda.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The School Board moved into executive session on several pending cases and reconvened to grant settlement authority to counsel in two suits and to accept counsel recommendations in a third lawsuit.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission postponed action on a resolution to dissolve the Cabell County Airport Authority after extensive public comment and unresolved questions about a lease; the item was tabled until Feb. 11, 2021.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Planning Commission unanimously approved Site Plan Application SP #26-004 on March 26, 2026, permitting an approximate 5,000 sq ft addition to Grumlaw Church at 8457 Highland Road, subject to corrections called for in the March 19 staff memorandum and compliance with engineering, DPW, and fire-code requirements.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
At a Feb. 24 special meeting held via Zoom, the Arvon Township School Board hired Andrea Olsen as business manager, reassigned Christina Waara as lead teacher, accepted a resignation from N. Soli, and nominated Kristy Laramore and Kyle Wiseman for trustee positions (one abstention noted).
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
Students from New London High School told the Board of Education the district should convert grant-funded wellness interventionist roles into permanent budgeted positions, saying those staff reduce conflicts, improve attendance and support students’ social‑emotional needs; the board requested job descriptions and heard a mental‑health update.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission authorized county holiday turkey distribution for Dec. 18 and held an executive session on opioid litigation that started at 10:30 a.m. and ended at 11:00 a.m. with no action recorded.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board authorized a $39,725 Lean Frog central-office compensation study and approved a one-time sign-on bonus — $3,000 for East-bank and $5,000 for West-bank teachers — capped at $200,000 including fringe.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Manager Mike Luce updated trustees on preliminary Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority millage work, recommended forming a fire-station committee, reported certified-easement outreach for Pleasant Valley paving, and reviewed Veterans Memorial dedication logistics and outreach materials.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board adopted a Public Emergency Declaration retroactive to March 10, 2023, after a district-wide cyberattack and authorized administration to bypass public bid law for telecommunications services to expedite recovery.
Cabell County, West Virginia
On Nov. 12 the commission certified the 2020 General Election, approved participation in a state economic development grant program, set meeting dates and legal holidays for early 2021, and authorized an invitation to bid for courthouse clock tower repairs.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The board approved consent‑agenda policy actions and separately amended Policy 5126 to remove an examples sentence and then approved it as amended; the board also certified Healthy Food and Beverage participation and exemptions for July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
A motion to raise the Treasury Administrative Assistant's pay by $1.20 per hour effective April 1, 2026 and to amend the budget failed on a 3-4 roll call after trustees disputed timing and process.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
At its Feb. 9 meeting the board elected Mary Deline president and Natalie Wahmhoff vice president, named Deline REMC representative and elected Linda Griffith secretary (who will be added to bank accounts). Lamers Bus Lines will provide drivers starting Feb. 23, and the board cast its MASB ballot for Brad Baltensperger.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The board approved design and bid engineering contracts for an east water tower and a third pressure-reducing valve to be paid from water bond funds. The tower design contract is capped at $325,000 and PRV No. 3 at $34,800; officials said construction planning will take about 1.5 years.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission approved reclassifications and new hires for Cabell County EMS and adopted Special Funds Budget Revision #2 for CCEMS FY2020-2021 during the Nov. 12 meeting.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education approved the proposed SY2024–2025 district calendar and a revised 2023–24 calendar amid brief discussion about picture‑day scheduling and removing a defunct 'Harbor' entry; both votes passed 5‑1 with President Elaine Maynard‑Adams voting no.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board awarded a public relations contract to River Region LLC for $49,000 annually, approved a demolition contract for the WSJE Annex at $69,901.99, and approved multiple procurement and bidding actions for plumbing, electrical supplies and cafeteria equipment.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Planning Director Langer updated the commission on a minor amendment to the Cromaine Library site plan related to an off-street parking area shared with the Hartland School District; the report was informational and no formal action was recorded at the work session.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The board accepted monthly financial statements showing $527,557.26 in liabilities and equity, voted to pay bills, and by consensus agreed to hire a daytime cleaner funded by incoming COVID-19 relief funds. Reopening attendance and options for in-person and distance learning were also discussed.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The County Attorney told the commission Nov. 12 that two estates should be turned over to fiduciary commissioners and that a lost will may be admitted from a certified copy; the Commission approved all motions unanimously.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved revisions to policies on student searches, interrogations, expenditures, records, and personnel reductions, and approved job descriptions for Head Start ERSEA Clerk and a part-time Head Start bus monitor.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Planning Director Langer outlined a draft ordinance from the Ordinance Review Committee that would allow backyard chickens in specified zoning districts while banning roosters, restricting disposal of deceased birds and prohibiting chickens running loose; the work session recorded no public comments or formal vote.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
After a presentation by the district’s child nutrition director and Brigaid’s regional chef, the New London Board of Education approved a five‑year contract with Brigaid for 2024–2029 following an executive session; the vote was 6‑0.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
Principal Lori Johnson resigned effective March 1, 2021; the board accepted the resignation and discussed interim leadership, a teacher expressed interest in principal duties, Paulsen announced a Feb. 12 departure, and Baraga Area Schools will temporarily provide business-manager services.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Federal prosecutors and FBI officials presented valor awards at the Nov. 12 Cabell County Commission meeting to local officers who assisted a multi-state undercover operation that began in January 2017.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
Manager Mike Luce told trustees Hartland must obtain an MS4 permit after an EGLE audit, outlined required maintenance and forthcoming materials on the township website, and updated the board on grants, potential intersection work with Sheetz, and Veterans Memorial preparations.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The committee approved revisions to Policy 5134 (Married/Pregnant Students) on April 16, 2024, replacing “pregnant girl” with “pregnant student,” updating pronouns and changing “mother” to “parent”; vote was 4-0.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board approved adding up to 11 disciplinarian positions to the staffing model and heard the introduction of a new Dean of Culture and School Climate job description intended to lead PBIS and restorative practices; the Dean job description was introduced but not recorded as formally approved.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
The Arvon Township School Board discussed reopening plans on Jan. 28, noting Lamers bus service began Jan. 25, instructional staff will be available for in-person classes on Feb. 23, parent letters were sent Jan. 26 and board representatives will meet with teachers and tour the building using CDC guidance.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At a Nov. 10, 2020 canvass meeting, the Cabell County Board of Canvass voted unanimously to reject some provisional ballots and to accept others, and separately denied and accepted provisional absentee ballots; full lists of names are recorded in the official minutes.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
At the March 10 meeting the Hartland Township Board unanimously approved wage resolutions for elected officials, the Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority budget, water-rate and bond authorizations, and the General Appropriations Act for FY2026–27.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
After extended discussion, the St. John the Baptist Parish School Board voted 6–2 with one abstention to close the Connections Program. Board members and public commenters debated the proposal before the vote; next steps for students and staff were not specified in the meeting record.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At the Oct. 22 meeting, EMS Director Gordon Merry announced a flu-shot clinic and testing availability for Oct. 23; Magistrate Mike Woelfel said the opioid trial will likely be continued. The meeting adjourned at noon.
Arvon Township School District, School Boards, Michigan
At its Jan. 28 special meeting, the Arvon Township School Board accepted the resignations of Heather Stiebe and office manager Diane Paulsen and voted to place an ad in the L'Anse Sentinel seeking a board member to finish Stiebe’s term, specifying an accounting background.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The Policy Committee approved Policy 6141.31 (Bilingual-English Language Learning Education) on April 16, 2024, accepting edits to change “EL” to “MLL,” correct punctuation, insert a missing word and add “or designee” after ‘Superintendent’; vote was 4-0.
Hartland, Livingston County, Michigan
The Hartland Township Board on March 10 approved a water commodity rate reset effective April 1, 2026, and authorized issuance of Limited Tax General Obligation bonds up to $5 million to fund Phase 1 water system improvements; the bonds are expected to be repaid from system revenues.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board approved multiple procurement awards for food, paper, cleaning supplies and small equipment to the lowest responsive bidders and recorded roll call approvals for each contract; vendors include Bimbo Bakeries, Borden’s Dairy, Diamond Food Distributors, Pon Food Corporation and others.
Cabell County, West Virginia
On Oct. 22 the commission approved the appointment of 12 early-voting clerks to staff the courthouse, Milton City Hall satellite site and Marshall University; the motion passed unanimously.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
The Planning Board voted 4-0 to recommend site-plan approval for an 84,245-square-foot industrial warehouse at 5600 N. Hiatus Road, contingent on a Broward County plat-note amendment and other staff conditions. Staff said the project will generate fewer daily vehicle trips than the prior school use.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education Policy Committee tabled Policy 6141.3273/4118.53/4218.53 on generative AI on April 16, 2024, after members said the draft lacked substantive guidance and administrators said incidents involving AI had occurred; the vote to table was 4-0.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At the Oct. 22, 2020 meeting, resident Randy Maxey asked the commission how to acquire an abandoned road that runs along his property and Foxfire Resort; County Attorney William Watson said a prescriptive easement may be possible and President Nancy Cartmill said she would look into the matter and follow up.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board approved a personnel change to revise the job title from “Disciplinarian” to “Dean of Culture and School Climate.” The motion passed with six yeas and five absences; no amendment or further discussion was recorded.
United Nations, International
On June 30, the Security Council held informal dialogues with Michelle Bachelet Jeria (presented by Brazil and the United Mexican States) and Rebeca Grynspán Mayuphis (presented by Costa Rica), who each presented views on challenges for the United Nations; the Council reiterated it will follow Article 97 of the UN Charter and a 25 November 2025 joint letter in making a timely recommendation to the General Assembly.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Commissioner Jim Morgan reported the Airport Authority lease held by Carl Bailey runs through 2036 but Bailey has made unapproved changes and failed to file annual reports since 1984; President Nancy Cartmill said the corporation may need to be dissolved and directed staff to pursue next steps.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board unanimously adopted a resolution canvassing the April 29 special election results, declaring carried a 10.56‑mill renewal (estimated $8.14 million annually) to fund teacher and employee salary improvements for 2024–2033 after an official tabulation of 1,296 yes and 320 no votes.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
The Planning Board voted 4-0 to forward Ordinance 26-30, which incorporates a 10-year water-supply facilities work plan in Tamarac's comprehensive plan. CHA Consulting's project manager said conservative planning assumptions project a raw-water allocation deficit by the 2030s and staff outlined conservation and permitting options.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education Finance & Audit Committee on April 29 approved a $335,324 FY24 additional appropriation from the City Council to be applied to the BOE-SPEDTUITION line and reviewed the monthly financial report; motions passed by 3-0 roll call.
Cabell County, West Virginia
CCEMS director reported operational changes including a task force, added PPE and office closures; the county announced free drive-thru COVID-19 testing on Sept. 25, 2020, open to all Cabell County residents without proof of insurance.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At its Sept. 8, 2016 meeting, the Cabell County Commission unanimously approved appointments to an audit committee, hired several per-diem EMTs and a full-time paramedic, reclassified staff, authorized a bid solicitation for asbestos inspections in Barboursville, and set Board of Assessment Appeals dates for October.
Governor's Cabinet: Rep. DeSantis, Executive , Florida
Reacting to an apparent Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship, the governor said the ruling broadly upheld birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S., called it a significant policy outcome and said he will study whether Congress retains any options.
Governor's Cabinet: Rep. DeSantis, Executive , Florida
Asked about property-tax reform, the governor said the enacted measure is a scaled-down version of his proposal, expects implementing legislation after the November vote, and pledged targeted grants from state reserves to help localities with essential services.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Superintendent Rebecca Johnson announced a summer remediation schedule for K–8 retained students (June 5–29), listed site coordinators and curriculum components, and said Okin Educators will provide REAL Tutoring for PreK–3 literacy during the summer; enrollment requires parent online form submission.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Advised by counsel, the county commission voted not to participate in the federal FICA payroll-tax deferral citing potential future employee liabilities; commissioners also approved Oct. 16 as the public test date for early-voting and tabulation equipment.
Cabell County, West Virginia
At its Aug. 25 meeting the commission unanimously approved personnel reclassifications, an addendum on JAG funds, an amendment to the FOIA fee schedule, and an order placing SB 298 (the 'Brunch Bill') on the county option ballot, among routine approvals.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The board approved consent items including a $335,524 SY24 budget revision and first readings of several policies, amended wording on student handbooks, and voted to table Policy 5134 (Married/Pregnant Students) pending Policy Committee review.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission declined to admit a copy of Winslow G. Terry's will without an affidavit of diligent search, allowed a copy of Alice Hall-Rickard's will based on an affidavit, and disallowed a claim against the estate of Jerry Vincent Hughes as barred by laches.
Cabell County, West Virginia
After delayed paperwork, County Clerk Karen Cole told commissioners that spousal-surcharge forms were received late and some employees were never charged; the commission unanimously approved collecting missed fees in $25 payroll deductions until balances are recovered.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
During the May 25 meeting the board approved awarding electrical and AC parts contracts and authorized advertising for an office supply vendor; budget documents for the current and upcoming fiscal years were introduced for consideration at the June 22 meeting.
Governor's Cabinet: Rep. DeSantis, Executive , Florida
The governor credited his administration with four straight years of nominal budget reductions, an accelerated debt-repayment program he says will retire over half the state's debt in eight years, and redirected funds for infrastructure and Everglades restoration.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
A motion to provide a detailed FY25 salary schedule to City Council failed 0-7 after board members cited workload, confidentiality and timing concerns; the board suggested future joint review through a task force rather than immediate disclosure.
Cabell County, West Virginia
An attorney for the Pea Ridge Public Service District told Cabell County commissioners the districtollection system has exceeded a statutory threshold and jurisdiction for the wastewater plant has shifted to the county; the meeting served as the first 30-day public notice, the attorney said.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The Cabell County Commission met in executive session on Sept. 10, 2020 to discuss opioid litigation from 10:50 a.m. to 10:55 a.m.; the record states no action was taken following the session.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
After suspending rules and reconsidering a prior authorization, the board approved administration negotiating a contract with Geographic Planning and Demographic Services LLC to produce revised enrollment boundaries, including an option that would exclude Fifth Ward Elementary and make East St. John Prep a K–8 school.
Governor's Cabinet: Rep. DeSantis, Executive , Florida
In The Villages the governor outlined a civics-heavy education agenda including a 50‑hour 'civic seal of excellence' course with a $3,000 bonus for teachers, a statewide speech-and-debate initiative and reported 21,000 teacher participants to date.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Michael Kilkenny, M.D., presented 'Healthy Vision 20/20,' a countywide plan targeting COPD, diabetes, mental health, physical activity, substance abuse and tobacco to coordinate health-improvement efforts across Cabell County.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
Students, parents and community members told the New London Board of Education they want wellness interventionist positions reinstated, saying the staff support students’ social-emotional needs; the board acknowledged fiscal limits but took no formal action at the April 29 meeting.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Cabell County EMS Director Gordon Merry announced free drive-thru COVID-19 testing at the Barboursville EMS station on Sept. 11, 2020, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; testers must bring ID or proof of address and minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
Superintendent Dr. Cynthia Ritchie and district staff presented the Year-Round Program update, outlining core challenges, design and implementation steps, and student impacts; President Maynard-Adams said the state earmarked $2 million to sustain programming at B.P. for another year.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission unanimously approved multiple budget revisions, grant contracts, hotel/motel funding, legal contracts, property-auction advertising and a hiring recommendation; it convened an executive session to discuss litigation and returned with no action taken before adjourning at 12:12 p.m.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board voted May 25 to adopt multiple millages for the 2023 tax roll, authorizing rates for regular support, maintenance and several bond millages; the measure passed 10–0 with one member absent.
Governor's Cabinet: Rep. DeSantis, Executive , Florida
At an America 250 event in The Villages the governor announced a statewide statue program honoring founding-era figures, tied the effort to expanded civics education and cited prior statue projects across Florida.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Residents and board members of the Cabell County Solid Waste Authority asked the Commission to put a proposed levy on the 2016 general election ballot; authority members provided proposed rates and said a $150,000 state grant would be contingent on levy approval; the Commission did not take action because the item was not on the agenda.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission approved an emergency absentee voting policy for voters confined in hospitals or licensed health facilities, accepted a $303,580 HAVA grant to buy electronic poll books, and authorized reinstating an early voting location at Marshall University; all votes were unanimous.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
After an executive session, the New London Board of Education approved a one-year contract extension with First Student by a 7-0 roll-call vote. The board entered executive session under Connecticut FOI law to discuss the proposed contract; no votes were taken during the closed session.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board honored Support Employees of the Year, multiple school awards and individual scholar winners for the 2022'023 school year, naming employees such as Lionel Lewis and Terri White and scholars including Legend Taylor.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The Cabell County Board of Canvass met Sept. 3, 2020, in the County Clerk’s Office to certify results of the special school bond election. Commissioners reviewed 54 poll-worker precinct issues and ruled on several provisional and disputed ballots, accepting some and excluding others.
Cabell County, West Virginia
Martha Cummings, volunteer coordinator for the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter, told the commission the shelter's kennels are in disrepair and pose a safety risk; she provided photos and repair estimates and requested county funding assistance.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
CFO Rob Funk told the committee on May 28 that the district's MUNIS payroll rollout is on track and staff are testing payrolls; he also said the FY23 audit is complete and he has draft management recommendations that cannot yet be shared.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At the June 22 meeting, the board heard that 43 buses were operational and 30 out of service; 30 buses needed air-conditioning repairs (20 AC repairs completed by a mobile service) and preventive maintenance was being scheduled with a fleet mechanic.
Clayton County State Court 304, Texas Courts, Judicial, Texas
Judge Tammy Long Hayward called the June 30 arraignment and jail calendars in Clayton County State Court (Courtroom 304). The court granted several bench‑warrant forfeitures or withdrawals, appointed counsel in some matters and accepted negotiated pleas that generally included short jail credit and suspended balances.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The board accepted resignations, approved hires and recognized several teachers for tenure advancement, then entered closed session for contract talks and a superintendent evaluation; after returning it approved a Teamster agreement and the superintendent evaluation.
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission unanimously approved purchase orders, multiple budget revisions, personnel hires (including a full‑time paramedic and three telecommunicators), appointments, and procurement authorizations; item #113 was removed from the agenda and the commission entered executive session on litigation and returned with no action.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its May 28, 2024 meeting the New London Board of Education Finance & Audit Committee approved the April 29 minutes and approved district line-item transfers after reviewing the monthly financial report; all motions carried 3-0.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Following an executive session under La. R.S. 42:17(A)(2), the board reconvened and accepted legal counsel's recommendation in Fulcrum Enterprises, LLC v. St. John the Baptist Parish School Board (Suit No. C-77965).
Cabell County, West Virginia
The commission approved a first reading to create the Tanyard Station Tax Increment Development District and passed a resolution authorizing reimbursement of up to $9,000,000 in expenses or prior developer costs to be financed through tax-increment revenue bonds for the Tanyard Station Project No. 1.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
Public speakers described a student club seeking hospital and partner connections and a written commenter urged the board to require separate program budgets and to address what she called a $120,000 overpayment tied to the district’s financial system.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
Secretary Bryan Doughty and Facilities Director Gautier briefed the Board on middle school construction progress, rock removal issues that may lead to litigation, a failed temporary roof after rain, North Campus closeout, and efforts to secure up to an 80% state bus reimbursement; the district will go live on MUNIS payroll in July.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
On June 22, 2023 the St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved the 2023–24 proposed budget and salary schedule, authorized E-Rate grant filing and an internet RFP, and voted to advertise multiple service contracts; key votes and tallies were recorded in the minutes.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its Jan. 19 organizational meeting the Gladstone Area Schools Board of Education elected Steve Tackman president and approved committee assignments, fiscal designees and the regular monthly meeting schedule; routine minutes and bills were also approved.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
After public comment and discussion, the New London Board of Education voted 5-0 on May 28 to restore three wellness interventionists, a Technology Specialist I and the Director of Academics to the FY24-25 budget; the administration was directed to present an updated budget reflecting the changes.
Manteno, Kankakee County, Illinois
The committee debated whether to pay roughly $200 per Planning Commission meeting to videotape sessions for public access; proponents cited transparency and convenience, opponents questioned redundancy and cost, and the committee agreed to implement recordings and monitor viewership.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
At its July 13 meeting the St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved multiple personnel job descriptions, awarded procurement items, authorized a workers' compensation settlement, approved Head Start policy revisions, and adopted the revised KG facility-use policy; the board also voted to terminate the fleet mechanic contract.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its March 17 meeting, the Gladstone Area Schools Board of Education adopted Budget Amendment 1, authorized payment of $436,611.31 in general fund bills, accepted a teacher retirement and a Teamster resignation, and approved two hires; the Agriculture Research Class presentation was rescheduled due to weather.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its Oct. 27 meeting the New London Board of Education unanimously accepted the district’s 2025–2026 All‑Hazards School Security & Safety Plan, approved several policy readings and authorized recommended line‑item transfers; motions passed by 6–0.
Crosslake, Crow Wing County, Minnesota
City Administrator Lori Conway said the Mad Rabbit sewer claim remains unresolved; staff will consolidate attorney fees and consider filing an insurance claim, and will return legal expense details at next month's meeting.
Manteno, Kankakee County, Illinois
Trustees told staff they did not authorize additional forensic‑audit work billed at $225/hour and complained they still have not received the 12 bound final audit copies promised; staff was directed to contact the auditor and not approve extra fees pending clarification.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At a Nov. 10 meeting, the New London Board of Education School Facilities & Program Design Committee reviewed completed indoor air quality reports for five district buildings and received an overview of the FY26 operations budget; the committee approved prior minutes and adjourned.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved a revised KG policy governing community use of school facilities, specifying fee schedules (including $200 per four-hour block for normal functions), deposit requirements, insurance and indemnity provisions, and Sheriff's Office security requirements.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
High school teacher Michelle Shurlow and four students spoke to the board about the Agriculture Research class during the April 20 meeting; the minutes record the presentation but do not provide details of the remarks.
Crosslake, Crow Wing County, Minnesota
City Administrator Lori Conway said the council will consider a plan to move responsibility for a $2.5 million bond from the city to the National Loon Center, potentially removing the city's financial obligation for the remaining ~37.5 years; a special council meeting is set for March 6.
Manteno, Kankakee County, Illinois
The Manteno Public Works Committee asked staff to prepare an engineering PSA and cost estimate for new public parking on Oak Street between Division and Adams, targeting roughly 70–80 spaces and considering a half‑block “mirror” of an existing lot to contain costs.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board voted to terminate its fleet mechanic contract with Tyrone's Detailing, Wrecker Service, and Auto Repair, LLC, after hearing staff updates about preventive maintenance for 39 buses; the motion passed with nine yeas, one nay and one absence.
Crosslake, Crow Wing County, Minnesota
Phil Martin reported the Year‑3 road bid from Anderson Brothers came in under the three‑year budget; Sunrise Blvd. bids open March 31, and staff will take a Mn. Stat. 475 bonding plan and 2025 general obligation bond discussion to council on March 10.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its April 20 meeting the Gladstone Area Schools Board of Education unanimously approved payment of general fund bills totaling $706,509.98, accepted retirements and a resignation, and approved a coaching assignment.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board received indoor air quality reports for several schools for the record and approved a proposed SPIRAL international trip after the board discussed costs and affordability measures, including a $200 discount for students in Chinese classes.
Crosslake, Crow Wing County, Minnesota
The commission discussed potential funding for a sidewalk extension from Bald Eagle Pass to the Marine Max entrance tied to a 2028 CSAH 66 resurfacing; staff were directed to explore grants, including a TED grant, and keep the item on future long‑term agendas.
RSU 51/MSAD 51, School Districts, Maine
RSU 51 Superintendent Jeff Porter and Great Falls Construction representatives say a four‑classroom MIW addition at Carolyn F. Small School is nearing completion, with interior finishes, MEP commissioning and a large summer roof replacement scheduled before the new school year.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education instructed the administration to prepare a same‑services FY2027 budget, add line items for restoring summer school and after‑school programming, and critically review expiring Commissioner’s Network funding after administrators presented a projected $7,767,516 gap.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Interim Superintendent Kendria Spears reported district enrollment at 4,880 (Sept. 12), said teacher vacancies have been reduced, introduced Jaye Ambrose as the new Land and Facilities Supervisor, and noted Lean Frog is conducting an organizational and salary study expected to finish by December.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The board minutes include a motion to recognize a list of teachers advancing in probationary status; the transcript excerpt lists named teachers but does not record who moved the motion or the vote.
Crosslake, Crow Wing County, Minnesota
Crow Wing County’s federally approved CSAH 66 bridge rehabilitation, set for June–Sept. 2026 with one‑lane alternating traffic and concrete mill/overlay work, was briefed to the commission and the commission voted to recommend council approval of the county resolution.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
Under La. R.S. 42:17(A)(2) the board convened an executive session to discuss Charles Julien v. St. John the Baptist Parish School Board (No. 21-01081 E.D. La.); the board reconvened and the minutes record no action was taken on the recommendation discussed.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its Nov. 12 meeting the New London Board of Education Policy Committee agreed to pursue monthly City Council outreach on topics including CNA enrollment, multilingual learners and event scheduling and debated the effectiveness of ParentSquare; it set its next meeting for Jan. 14 and adjourned 4-0.
Cape Coral City, Lee County, Florida
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend denial of Ordinance 2026, a city-initiated procedural change to replace the hearing examiner role with special magistrates, after commissioners raised due-process, public-input and dual-office-holding concerns.
Crosslake, Crow Wing County, Minnesota
The Public Works Commission reviewed a draft ordinance (City Code 42-91) requiring developers to pave and chip‑seal new roads after one year and discussed adding city‑engineer verification and borings/tests before accepting roads for city ownership.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Dr. Jay Kulbertis briefed the Gladstone Area Schools Board on the May Consensus Revenue Conference, district considerations for snow-day forgiveness and ongoing strategic planning; the transcript records the update but no formal action.
Southampton, Burlington County, New Jersey
At its April 2, 2018 workshop the Southampton Township Committee unanimously adopted Resolution No. 2018-42 appointing alternate municipal court prosecutors, accepted the resignation of OEM official Michael Rathjen, and adopted a resolution to enter closed session on personnel.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The board authorized a 60‑day professional‑services contract with Chief of Minds to assist the HR department in processing a backlog of teacher certifications, requiring weekly reports to the board and board approval to extend beyond 60 days. Motion passed 8-1; Burl opposed.
Gladstone Area Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its May 18 meeting the Gladstone Area Schools Board of Education approved the meeting agenda and April 20 minutes and authorized payment of $308,461.46 in general fund bills by unanimous 7-0 votes.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education Policy Committee on Nov. 18 approved a set of food-service and student wellness policies, recodified the district's student wellness policy, clarified child-nutrition partnerships with FRESH, tabled Policy 6148 for a future meeting and adjourned at 6:26 p.m.
Cape Coral City, Lee County, Florida
The Cape Coral Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of a privately initiated land-use amendment to reclassify 1526 Northeast 13th Avenue from single-family to multifamily, after staff said the change is consistent with the comprehensive plan and would add minimal traffic impacts.
Southampton, Burlington County, New Jersey
At an April 2, 2018 budget workshop, Southampton Township Committee reviewed preliminary appropriation requests and the township's five-year plan; specific budget figures were not recorded in the minutes.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
At its July 2 meeting the Town Board accepted Assessor Bonnie Rae Strickland's resignation and confirmed Kenneth Shearer's appointment as assessor, set Aug. 6 public hearings to extend moratoria on wind and commercial solar, adopted Budget Revision #6 for 2025, and audited warrants totaling $73,311.43; all recorded votes were unanimous.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
City Administrator Dan Knoell introduced a textmy.gov notification program intended to reduce missed notices; Mayor Rod Sonnichsen congratulated the Broken Bow Library staff on an award and Electric Superintendent Blake Waldow for his journeyman lineman certification.
Martin County, North Carolina
Beaufort County described costs for a purchased and renovated public defender building and proposed an amendment to the interlocal agreement to reimburse those costs over about 8.6 years; Martin County Clerk of Court said facility fees may fund maintenance, and the board asked Beaufort to draft specific amendment language for later consideration.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education Finance & Audit Committee reviewed the district's monthly financial report and unanimously approved line-item transfers greater than $25,000 on Nov. 24, 2025; the committee also approved the Oct. 27 minutes, with the chair abstaining on that vote.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
The St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved several procurement and contract items including canceling an RFP for staffing services, awarding a one‑year staffing contract to Kelly Services, extending a Gallo maintenance contract, extending workers' compensation insurance to LOCA, and awarding a one‑year general liability and fleet policy to Louisiana Service of Norco.
Westfield, Chautauqua County, New York
After a brief public hearing and a Town Planning Board recommendation, the Westfield Town Board issued a SEQR negative declaration and unanimously approved a modified special use permit allowing Jeffrey Fortner to construct a 20' x 100' commercial mini-storage at 7880 Persons Road, subject to conditions on exterior storage, lighting and commencement timeline.
St. John the Baptist Parish, School Boards, Louisiana
St. John the Baptist Parish School Board approved an Early College Option partnership with RPCC for the 2024–2025 school year, contingent on consent-decree approval. The motion passed on a recorded 6-0 vote as entered in the minutes.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its April 13 meeting the City of Broken Bow approved the consent agenda including minutes and Bills to Date; the meeting record lists total bills of $254,375.21, with a Paoli firetruck invoice handled separately and later approved via resolution.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At the Nov. 24 meeting the New London Board of Education honored Students of the Month and Employees of the Quarter across district schools and heard farewell remarks from outgoing board members Alisha Blake and Nathan Caron.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board awarded a $544,503 contract to Rifenburg Construction for clearing and site preparation for an Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS) at Martin County Airport. The $640,326 project is funded primarily by state block grant/NPE funds with reimbursement expected in fall 2019.
Durham County, North Carolina
Jonathan Crooms, Veterans Services supervisor, said accredited veteran service officers help veterans prepare and file VA claims, advise on evidence needed, and represent claimants before the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, all free of charge.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The City of Broken Bow adopted Resolution 2021-6 to secure Handi-Bus grant funding; the council approved the measure unanimously during the April 13 meeting.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Public Works updated council on resurfacing, drainage and water/sewer coordination and prioritized areas with leaks and pressure issues; Fire Department highlighted a Christmas Day structure fire rescue; Police report was deferred because the chief was at a conference.
Martin County, North Carolina
Residents of Azalea Gardens told commissioners the subdivision’s privately owned roads have caused financial hardship and safety concerns. County Manager David Bone described ownership and NCDOT assessment rules and said the county’s authority is limited until ownership issues are resolved.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Council discussed reinstating advisory standing committees, noted expired ethics-board terms and sought candidates, reviewed a budget calendar leading to June adoption, considered forming a Public Facilities Authority for capital financing, and reviewed proposed administrative fees and EPA lead service line compliance; council deferred formal approvals pending additional information.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
At its Nov. 24 meeting the New London Board of Education approved the consent agenda and several policy first readings, referred a recodified student wellness policy back to the Policy Committee for clarification, and approved the Health Education Program policy for first reading.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The City of Broken Bow approved Resolution 2021-7 to buy a 1999 Pierce Dash 100' SkyArm firetruck from the Paoli (Pa.) Fire Company for $159,900 after staff reviewed maintenance records, capabilities and transport and funding considerations.
Durham County, North Carolina
Community engagement analyst Miles Phan described the county's Community Partnerships and Engagement structure, the department's connector role with local leaders and organizations, challenges including financial pressure, and priorities such as encouraging employee volunteering and building a searchable resource hub.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Falcon Design presented a proposal for building inspection and permitting services with a fee schedule said to comply with House Bill 461 and International Code Council standards; council questioned fee calculations, revenue distribution and liability and requested additional review before action.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its March 9 meeting the Broken Bow City Council approved two ambulance medical director appointments, adopted a resolution to scrap a surplus pickup, approved routine bills totaling $98,683.93 and postponed a Golf Course Estates variance public hearing to March 23, 2021.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board awarded a console‑furniture contract for the 911 center, adopted a $95,000 state grant for an airport beacon replacement (no local match), and approved several budget amendments including NCDOT reimbursement for utility engineering and funds for vehicle replacement and grant administration.
Roanoke City, Virginia
Roanoke City will present Freedom Fest 2026 on July 3, with a free family activity zone run by public libraries from 4:00 p.m., food vendors and free music through the evening, and a fireworks show at 9:30 p.m. Road closures and three parking areas will be in effect.
Durham County, North Carolina
Durham County Transportation Director Ellen Beckman described the county's long-range Transit Plan funded by a half‑cent sales tax, ongoing capital work at Durham Station, a possible purchase of a 26‑mile rail corridor for conversion to a greenway, and a federal grant-funded study of three East Durham railroad crossings.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board unanimously adopted a resolution asking the General Assembly to restore local authority to set school calendars, citing alignment with community colleges, earlier semester exams and flexibility for inclement weather and student nutrition concerns.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Staff reported on ongoing CHIP and CDBG housing rehabilitation and reconstruction projects, noted remaining 2024 CDBG funds and discussed eligibility, target-area identification, upcoming public hearings and whether 2026 applications should prioritize housing or infrastructure.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its Feb. 23, 2021 meeting the Broken Bow City Council approved Resolution 2021-4 appointing Dan Knoell as MEAN Board director (Blake Waldow as alternate) and approved a new liquor manager application for Craig A. Safranek with one abstention; routine department head updates followed.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board unanimously adopted a resolution urging increased state Juvenile Crime Prevention Council funding to cover inclusion of 16‑ and 17‑year‑olds under 'Raise the Age'; Martin County currently receives $114,943 with a required 20% local match of $22,496.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Council members heard a proposal for a public–private partnership with Cochran Helps to operate a community resource center at the Peyton Williams Center providing food distribution, health and wellness resources, education and employment assistance; council discussed oversight, privacy and facility needs and took no action.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
The council set an Oct. 5, 2021 public hearing for a CDBG application for stormwater basin DD-59, approved Certified Testing Services for construction material testing on the Water Treatment Facility, and authorized reimbursement for Summer Recreational Program ball-field light repairs.
Orange County, Florida
An agency official told listeners Florida charts show 1,739 child drowning deaths from 2009–2024 and described a statewide water-safety strategy — led by the speaker and a coworker — that is awaiting approval to launch. The remarks referenced the 2023 National Water Safety Action Plan and recommended Layers of Protection guidance.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
On Feb. 23, 2021, the Broken Bow City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 1241, establishing a septic tank disposal permit and repealing conflicting ordinance provisions; the council suspended the usual three-reading requirement to pass the measure at the meeting.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board approved purchase of Edna Andrews School in Hamilton for $60,000 and the former Williamston Middle School for $40,000, and adopted a budget amendment to appropriate $100,000 from fund balance for the acquisitions.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Carla D. Coley was sworn in Jan. 13 as Cochran's first female mayor; council and mayor highlighted diversity with three women serving simultaneously and emphasized collaborative governance for the term ahead.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
The Early City Council agreed to an extension for work at 209 Maple Street, granted John Deal an abatement extension to Sept. 30, 2021, directed removal after a failed motion on building permit #785, and approved building permit #786.
Martin County, North Carolina
An independent audit found Martin County’s 2017–18 financial statements fairly presented with a net position of $15.3 million and a general fund balance increase; auditor warned of continuing deficits in the county's Water District enterprise funds.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council on Feb. 9, 2021, adopted Ordinance No. 1242 to harmonize local quorum rules with Nebraska statute 17-105, allowing the mayor to be deemed a council member for quorum purposes in limited circumstances; the measure passed 3-0.
CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD, School Districts, Texas
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD staff presented Community Programs as a self-sustaining department that extends learning beyond the school day, serves "thousands of families," supports early childhood education, and provides childcare for district employees; speakers gave staff testimonials and tenure details.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
The Early City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 21-18 supporting Sac County Ambulance satellite locations and Resolution 21-19 authorizing purchase of a 1994 Komatsu end loader with attachments, using general-fund dollars and a transfer from the equipment replacement fund.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
At its Jan. 13 meeting the Cochran City Council adopted multiple agenda items: approved a new building inspection contract allowing the city to retain 80% of permit fees, authorized CHIP and CDBG grant applications, extended two liquor licenses, updated fees and voted to restore the city clerk from administrative leave.
Martin County, North Carolina
The Martin County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution Dec. 28 authorizing the county to negotiate an economic-development incentive agreement for a confidential expansion called Project Bonfire, which materials estimate would involve about $90.75 million in taxable investment and retention of roughly 300 full‑time jobs.
Hanscom AFB, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
At a Nov. 20 HATS workshop, town officials compared Town Meeting formats, outreach tactics, and moderator roles; towns shared materials (warrant reports, handbooks, TV broadcasts) and discussed training, youth engagement and consent calendars as tools to sustain participation.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
On Sept. 7, 2021, the Early City Council adopted Ordinance 326, a final-reading amendment to the city code governing water rates. The measure passed 4-1; Mayor Sharon Ann Irwin declared it adopted after the roll-call vote.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council adopted Ordinance 632 annexing the Gardner Ranch property into Afton, approved the period bills and payroll, authorized a $600,000 transfer into a one-year CD, approved Resolution 2016-02 supporting WAM's legislative agenda, and authorized the Mayor to sign a City of Kemmerer consensus block grant reassignment.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board adopted a resolution honoring County Attorney J. Melvin Bowen for his long service and recognized volunteers and staff who ran an emergency shelter during Hurricane Florence; the county also unveiled an artist’s print commemorating the Cypress Grill lost to fire in July.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Cochran recognized multiple firefighters and assisting agencies on Feb. 10 for life‑saving actions during a Dec. 25, 2025 structure fire; awards and certificates were presented by Fire Chief Brock Wilcher.
Hanscom AFB, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Committee members were told negotiations on privatized housing include discussion of converting part of military housing to civilian-market use; members flagged security, federal land-use and transparency concerns and agreed the chair will draft letters to Senator Kennedy and Governor Patrick.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
At an emergency meeting Aug. 19, the city council approved a motion to proceed with repairing Main Street just south of First Street provided Landus Cooperative agrees to cover at least half the cost; the vote was unanimous among members present.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
At a special meeting Aug. 17, 2021, the Early City Council approved building permits, authorized pursuit of land and CDBG funding for drainage-district upgrades, authorized ISG to prepare a CDBG grant application, adopted Ordinance No. 327 on pigeon and dove lofts, and adopted Resolution 21-17 for Water Revenue Bonds.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board accepted a contract with YoungWilliams to run child support collection beginning Jan. 1, 2019 with a local office option favored by the DSS board; commissioners sought additional assurances about staffing levels before the contractor assumes full responsibility.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Council approved a memorandum of understanding with Lincoln County School District #2 to allow reciprocal open use of town facilities and school gym space (amended to include adult leagues). The Council also agreed to investigate office space for the Star Valley Arts Council and approved $1,000 to the Star Valley Samaritans for a 5K run.
Hanscom AFB, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
The FAA released a Draft Environmental Assessment for Hangar 24 with a finding of no significant impact and proposed a Section 106/4(f) consulting-parties meeting and MOA comment period; Massport and HFAC members discussed funding outlook, museum outreach and East Ramp studies.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
At its Feb. 10 meeting the Cochran City Council unanimously approved a Ryland Environmental recycling contract, agreed to increase the city’s annual payment to the Bleckley County Tax Commissioner from $18,000 to $25,000, and renewed Anthem employee health coverage while absorbing a 3% premium increase.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
On Aug. 3, 2021 the Early City Council's second reading of Ordinance 326, amending water-rate provisions, failed after a 2–2 roll call (two ayes, two nays) with one councilor absent.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board approved engineering agreements with The Wooten Company and W.K. Dickson, accepted a Rural ReadySites grant and authorized utility relocation engineering tied to the NCDOT Prison Camp Road widening and improvements at the Regional Business Park.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council approved a motion to let Town Administrator Hyun Kim prepare a Wyoming Business Council grant application for the proposed Hospital Lane and Adams Street Improvement Project, using recaptured funds from Star Valley Medical Center as the town match; a public hearing was set for Feb. 17, 2016.
Hanscom AFB, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Regional planning representatives and town officials at the Hanscom Area Towns Committee workshop debated how parking policy—ratios, pricing and demand-management—affects village centers, office parks and transit access, and identified data and mitigation tools for future decisions.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
At a Feb. 19 special-called meeting the Cochran City Council entered executive session at 6:05 p.m. to discuss personnel, potential litigation, confidential tax matters and possible real-estate acquisition; the council reconvened at 7:01 p.m. and took no recorded public action on those matters.
Martin County, North Carolina
Martin County Board of Commissioners heard a presentation on a proposed Career‑Technical Center after the Board of Education won a $5.3 million Needs‑Based Public School Capital Fund award; the board discussed site, curriculum priorities and the 25% local match required to move forward.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
A Bolton & Menk representative presented a $5,719.44 requested increase to Schmitt Construction's bid; Councilor Summer Schmitt abstained due to a conflict and the council declined to use contingency funds immediately, choosing to wait for further construction progress.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
At a May 13 meeting, the Otis Library Building Committee and Board of Trustees reviewed designated speakers for the town Annual Meeting and discussed outreach plans to make patrons and the community aware of a May 19 vote; the groups also approved recent meeting minutes and scheduled a May 21 joint meeting.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
On Feb. 7, 2019, the Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments (NECCOG) board voted to accept a Feb. 5 investigation report by Attorney Kristi Kelly into four written complaints about personnel matters, workplace environment and alleged mistreatment of animals; the motion passed with one negative vote by Mr. Seney. The Connecticut Department of Agriculture is separately investigating the animal-related complaints.
Martin County, North Carolina
At their Oct. 10 meeting commissioners approved a $7,500 courthouse feasibility study, accepted a $95,000 state grant work authorization for an airport beacon replacement, authorized a bicycle and pedestrian planning grant application (local match $9,000), adopted a resolution to sell two foreclosed parcels by sealed bid, and passed Budget Amendment #10.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
Council heard from an ISG representative about funding options for Drainage District 59 and the city's potential application for a CDBG grant; councilors also discussed buying land for a basin and will revisit the project next month.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council approved a Second Addendum with Swift Creek Hydro Electric Company, LLC and reviewed the plant's 2015 operations report. Lower Valley Energy also updated the council on maintenance and recent repairs; the agreement was authorized for the Mayor to sign pending legal review.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
At a Dec. 20, 2018 meeting in Dayville, NECCOG moved into executive session to discuss personnel issues tied to the Animal Services Program; the council admitted several outside participants, with one member voting no on that admission.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board approved submission of a Rural ReadySites final application requesting $1,013,940 (county match $112,660) to expand gravity sewer and rehabilitate the elevated storage tank at the Martin County Regional Business Park.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
The Early City Council granted John Deal an extension to August 31, 2021, for abating his garage in disrepair after hearing that progress had begun; the council recorded a unanimous show-of-hands vote.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Oct. 1 meeting the council approved consent items and contract payments (including $159,253.39 to TK Concrete and an $8,500 change order for Schraeder Electric), authorized a sonar survey of wastewater lagoons, and heard a resident’s complaint that a city water shutoff caused leakage.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
Chair Sue Brofman presided as the Otis Library Building Committee approved the March 11 minutes and a flyer for a book sale, heard that MBLC construction work is on track, and planned outreach ahead of an Annual Town Meeting on May 19 and a vote on May 26.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
At its Dec. 19, 2014 annual meeting in Dayville, the Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments unanimously approved a slate of officers, presented awards to volunteers and officials, and highlighted regional programs including an animal services program that has placed more than 4,000 animals.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board voted unanimously Oct. 10 to contract child support enforcement services to YoungWilliams and selected Option #1 to establish a Williamston office; the bids listed Option #1 at $540,000 and Option #2 at $480,000.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
At its Aug. 3, 2021 meeting the Early City Council approved the consent agenda, including the renewal of Casey's General Store liquor license, and accepted the clerk's list of bills totaling $30,712.43 across city funds.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
The council approved a consent agenda including permits and bills, authorized Midwest Coatings to repair designated streets at the original bid amount, appointed Mary Burns to the Cemetery Board, and canceled Fire Fights for Crossroads Days while a water watch is in effect.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
At its March 11 meeting the Otis Library Building Committee reviewed contractor pricing and a line-by-line project cost estimate, discussed possible savings and noted that a committee member is working with a financial advisor to refine the budget. The Feb. 18 minutes were approved; no formal contract decisions were recorded.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
In 2013 NECCOG approved membership and fee waivers for towns including Scotland, Hampton, Chaplin and Voluntown, and members discussed outreach to surrounding towns about joining the NECCOG planning region.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
The council adopted Ordinance 2024-01 on Oct. 1, 2024, approving a set of electric rate increases for Shelby Municipal Utilities that raise customer charges roughly 6% and adjust seasonal energy and demand charges, effective after publication.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
NECCOG approved several STIP amendments across 2013 (ADA sidewalk ramps, traffic signal projects, bus facility and signal projects) and recorded a NECTD ridership record of 362 passengers in one day as part of ongoing transit discussions.
Martin County, North Carolina
The Martin County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the county's FY2020 Section 5311 Community Transportation Program grant application for $474,016 (local share $54,403), adopted an annual conflict-of-interest policy and delegated authority to sign grant documents.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
The Otis Library Building Committee called the meeting to order, approved the Jan. 7 minutes, adjourned at 6:10 p.m., and noted the next meeting for Wednesday, March 11 at 5:30 p.m.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
ISG representatives told the Early council that major work is needed on a drainage tile installed in 1916 (Drainage District 59). Plans must proceed through Sac County Supervisors as trustees and the city anticipates applying for a CDBG grant; the council will revisit the project next month.
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Department of Transportation (DOT), Executive, Federal
An FAA official said EVTOLs from companies including Joby, Archer, Beta and Wisk are transitioning from prototypes to certified operations, highlighted Archer’s participation in the EVTOL Integration Pilot Program (EIPP), and stressed the FAA’s mission of safety while developing agile regulatory frameworks.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
NECCOG members heard a December presentation from State Police officers about consolidation of dispatch operations and voiced concerns about potential delays, unfamiliar dispatchers, and understaffing; at least one town passed a resolution opposing the consolidation.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
The committee agreed to continue Facebook posts to answer citizen questions, distribute a community-meeting flyer once dates are set, and discussed installing a sign at the library site to inform the public about the project.
Martin County, North Carolina
Martin County commissioners unanimously approved submission of a 2018 Community Development Block Grant – Neighborhood Revitalization application, authorized the chairman to sign related paperwork and committed an $8,000 local contribution to strengthen the county’s application.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
Toina Vickers and her attorney updated the council on a proposed coffee shop and confusion about a temporary structure; Vickers will refile an updated building permit and the council approved permit #782 pending final Planning and Zoning approval, with a follow-up at the September meeting.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
An organizer asked the Afton Council to support a Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association event at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds Aug. 20–21, 2016, and requested donation or reduced rental of the Afton Civic Center for an auction; the town attorney said the event fits state and town regulations and the council expressed support.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
Committee member Stephanie Skinner reported at least four grant applications are pending, additional grant submissions are in preparation, and the team is organizing a coordinated fundraising event to support the Otis Library project.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
NECCOG members selected a consultant to assist with a Paramedic Intercept study and voted to maintain a $10 dispatch fee after presentations by ambulance providers; an RFP for a consultant had a July 11 deadline.
Early, Sac County, Iowa
The Early City Council approved a Water Revenue Loan and Disbursement Agreement to borrow up to $4.5 million, unanimously adopted an amendment to water-treatment work and approved issuing a notice to proceed early; a first reading of a water-rate ordinance passed 3–2.
Martin County, North Carolina
After incomplete time-stamped letters of intent and procedural concerns, commissioners unanimously voted to reject submitted child support collection proposals and re-advertise with a new Sept. 27 deadline.
Martin County, North Carolina
The Board adopted an ordinance prohibiting camping, tents, temporary shelters, campfires and unauthorized attachments on county property; Moratoc Park rental rules were exempted.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Council members agreed to assist a proposed USDA-certified meat-processing plant with a Wyoming Business Council grant application, supported a facade-remodel grant request, and approved reassigning consensus block grant funds contingent on using them for a water-line extension and easement purchases.
Northeastern Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
Throughout 2013 Northeastern Connecticut Council of Governments members debated state regionalism proposals and an OPM boundary study that could merge COGs; NECCOG held special meetings, invited neighboring towns, and endorsed efforts to shape the proposed reconfiguration.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
Contractor Downes told the committee an estimating document is due back shortly; once received, Downes will review it with MBLC to determine eligible costs for the Otis Library project.
New London School District, School Districts, Connecticut
The New London Board of Education Policy Committee on March 19 approved rescissions and updates to multiple policies and amended Policy 5145.53 to strengthen names/pronouns language; revisions to the district’s bullying policy were discussed and will return to a future agenda.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council appointed Randy Haderlie as police chief, approved five appointments to a new Tourism Promotion Board and passed the consent agenda and town bills for the period ending Feb. 29, 2016. Council also scheduled a public budget workshop amid reduced state revenue projections.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board approved A.R. Chesson Construction to manage remaining Ray Street Transit facility work for $28,199 and adopted a $10 per‑person round‑trip RGP/EMPL/EDTAP fare for a Perdue plant employment route, contingent on at least four riders per vehicle per shift.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council approved its consent agenda July 28, 2020 — including minutes, rosters, and bills totaling $138,116.62 — and approved several interlocal and license agreements and set a budget workshop for Aug. 18, 2020 at noon.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
At a short January meeting, the Otis Library Building Committee approved prior minutes, learned that required construction documents were submitted to the MBLC and are under review, and heard that grant applications will continue even if a May vote succeeds.
Martin County, North Carolina
Martin County held the first required public hearing for a Neighborhood Revitalization CDBG application; county staff said about 50–60 eligible requests are on the list and no public comments had been received.
Zeeland, Ottawa County, Michigan
The Zeeland Zoning Board of Appeals approved a dimensional variance allowing a covered 24-by-8-foot porch and a reduced 4-foot east sideyard setback at 316 W. Main Ave to improve accessibility, with a 3-1 vote and a condition requiring temporary ramps be removed within 24 hours of placement.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
After a public hearing July 28, 2020, the Broken Bow City Council unanimously approved an extension to Nov. 1, 2020 for cleanup at 139 South 14th Avenue; Police Chief Steve Scott told the council the property had been sold and the new owner requested the extension.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Sarah Hale of SVI Media told the council that KRSV will play different music on its AM and FM channels while keeping the morning show on both and will add a newspaper insert to list local events; the station will stop streaming music online.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
The Otis Library Building Committee voted Nov. 5 to advance "Option 1" of two site designs presented by TSKP and authorized TSKP to continue developing the selected design; the committee also approved Oct. 9 minutes and scheduled a Dec. 3 follow-up meeting.
Martin County, North Carolina
Martin County accepted a $756,263 low bid for Oak City waterline rehabilitation, authorized a grant application to inventory and assess the Bear Grass system, and adopted updated Water Shortage Response Plans for Water Districts #1 and #2.
Zeeland, Ottawa County, Michigan
The Local Officers Compensation Commission on Sept. 25 appointed Commissioner John Query as chair, voted to retain the mayor's $3,000 annual per diem cap and left salaries unchanged, and agreed future annual increases for elected officials will match city employee COLA; per-meeting pay stays $50.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council on July 28, 2020 adopted Ordinance No. 1226, which requires every dwelling unit built after the ordinance to make a direct connection to the city water main. The measure passed unanimously after the council suspended the usual three-reading rule.
Martin County, North Carolina
Martin County updated its Uniform Guidance procurement policy to reflect higher federal micro-purchase and simplified acquisition thresholds, and approved an engagement letter with Carr, Riggs & Ingram to perform state-required Medicaid eligibility agreed‑upon procedures estimated at $5,000.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
Consultants presented updated renderings and a site visit report; committee members were told the MBLC will cover its portion but the town must vote on the total project budget. The committee set late-January public forums and continues private grant outreach.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
At its April 12 meeting the Afton Town Council approved a planned unit development and a subdivision in the Estates at Valli-Vu, granted a flag-lot to Lincoln County for a maintenance shed despite neighbor concerns, appointed two utility board members and advanced Ordinance 635 (2016–17 appropriation) on first reading. A May 10 hearing was set for funding requests.
Zeeland, Ottawa County, Michigan
Staff told the board the Church Street construction is behind schedule and asphalt removal is expected the week of June 22; sidewalks with snowmelt will remain open but the Church/Cherry intersection will close. The board also noted downtown events and recent property changes.
Martin County, North Carolina
County officials moved forward with an NCDOT Division of Aviation application to clear and prepare a site for an Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS) at Martin County Airport. The estimated cost is $94,096 with 90% covered by the State Block Grant/NPE program and 10% from State Aid to Airports; no local funds are required.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council unanimously approved closing the west side of the square and South 9th Avenue between South D and South E from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on July 17, 2020, to allow a candlelight vigil; the special meeting lasted about one minute and then adjourned.
Otis, Berkshire County , Massachusetts
At the Oct. 9 Otis Library Building Committee meeting, the TSKP team presented two concept layouts for the proposed library site and collected feedback. The committee approved Sept. 18 minutes and set a public "First Glance" presentation for Oct. 16 at 6:00 p.m. at Otis Town Hall.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Star Valley Medical Center told Afton’s council it faces nursing shortages and uses traveling nurses housed short term; the hospital requested the town consider selling two lots at the end of Doyle Child Circle for employee/patient housing and rezoning them to R‑3 (mixed residential).
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
At its Nov. 18 meeting the council approved the lease of Old Village Hall to Tammy Lingro, reconciled appropriations with the state accounting system, and approved several first- or second-reading amendments; votes recorded were generally unanimous (6-0).
Martin County, North Carolina
After review of an appeal from Solid Rock Lodge over unpaid solid‑waste availability fees dating to 2008, the board unanimously granted a 90‑day extension to allow the lodge to work with its Grand Lodge and to negotiate a payment plan; foreclosure proceedings had already been initiated in May 2018.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council passed Ordinance 635 on second reading May 10, advancing the town’s annual appropriation for July 1, 2016–June 30, 2017; the council scheduled a budget workshop May 25 and final reading for June 14.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The council ratified prior teleconference meeting actions, appointed Steve Parr as Street Superintendent through Dec. 31, 2020, reappointed Butch Brunken to the Community Redevelopment Authority Board through Feb. 2025, approved a municipal auditorium license and a property easement, and entered a closed session on imminent litigation.
Zeeland, Ottawa County, Michigan
The Shopping Area Redevelopment Board voted 5-0 June 11 to approve a package of projecting and wall signs for 123 E. Main Ave, finding the black-and-white signs met local zoning standards; staff recorded no objections during the public hearing.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its July 14 meeting, the Broken Bow City Council declared the house at 631 South 9th Avenue unsafe and authorized the city to demolish it if the owner does not begin demolition within 60 days and complete it within 120 days; the motion passed with one abstention.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Feb. 3 meeting the Shelby City Council unanimously approved a $56,075.35 Economic Development Forgivable Loan to Western Iowa Wireless (plus $10,000 for a small business startup), a $750 radio sponsorship to promote a new housing addition, and a 3% commission listing for Meadow Loop lots.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
At a Nov. 18 council meeting residents raised safety and location concerns about a proposed speed and traffic enforcement program (Ordinance 2025-34); council discussed enforcement details and the record notes that there are no quotas for department personnel.
Martin County, North Carolina
To address quorum and conflict-of-interest concerns, the commissioners amended Section IX of the Animal Control Ordinance to add three alternate members and approved by-laws and quasi-judicial procedures. Dr. Gordon Rahmes and Wayne Peel were named as alternates.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council approved Resolution 2016-04 amending the 2015–16 budget, granted a new restaurant liquor license to Savor-Eclectic Eats LLC, approved a limited malt beverage permit for an August 5 Civic Center event, set local 'all nighter' dates for area bars and approved the town’s bills and consent agenda.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
The Hiram Village Council on Nov. 18 approved amendments raising water rates by 4% and sewer rates by 6%, passing both ordinances unanimously 6-0 after clarifying amendments to the language.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board approved an agreement with NCDOT to reimburse engineering for water utility relocations tied to the US‑17 widening, and authorized The Wooten Company to provide engineering services for the utility relocation work. Completion of the US‑17 widening is scheduled for 2023.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its June 23 meeting the Broken Bow City Council approved a consent agenda including $118,319.21 in bills, hired Dan Knoell as city administrator, approved a catering endorsement for Cobblestone Hotel and Suites (one abstention), authorized Square closures for the July 24 prom, and recorded a promotion in the police department.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At a Jan. 13 special session, the Shelby City Council approved Resolution 01-262 to authorize sales of Lots 18–47 in the Meadows Subdivision and approved a separate resolution to sell an eight-acre industrial site to MK Purple Martin, LLC for an apartment project; final subdivision listings were tabled until Jan. 20, 2026.
Martin County, North Carolina
The board approved creation of a local OPEB trust to replace participation in the State Treasurer’s Trust Fund and appointed trustees including the county manager and finance director. The action was taken to better fund future retiree health liabilities and to invest dedicated funds.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council accepted a Planning & Zoning recommendation and approved a simple subdivision to replat three Haderlie Addition lots so the Star Valley Temple can sit on its own lot; the council also accepted dedication of Temple View Loop and a 66-foot easement for town utilities.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At a June 12 special meeting, the Broken Bow City Council unanimously approved a license and management agreement with Ryan Hansen and a separate agreement with the Broken Bow Cosmos Swim Team for the use of municipal property for sports, then adjourned two minutes later.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Jan. 6 meeting the Shelby City Council approved consent items including renewal of Desperado's liquor license, approved a five-year forgivable $22,500 loan for a new home at 302 Summit, tabled generator bids pending a second bid, designated the Avoca Journal-Herald as the official paper and scheduled a Jan. 20 budget work study.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council introduced a first-reading ban on feeding feral cats that drew public concern about TNR impacts; it amended proposed water and sewer increases to 4% and 6% respectively and advanced a speed-enforcement program presentation for further discussion.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
After a public hearing on June 9, 2020, the Broken Bow City Council approved a variance-backed lot split at 182 East South N Street and adopted Ordinance No. 1225 to rezone the smaller parcel to R-1; one councilmember abstained from the votes.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
After a public hearing on Jan. 6, the Shelby City Council tabled a proposed sale of up to 8 acres of city-owned industrial land to MK Purple Martin, LLC for a 36-unit apartment project following resident concerns about community character, school capacity and property values; the project has $1 million in state workforce housing tax credits.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
Council members agreed to pursue installing two pickleball courts and asked vendors to return with more detailed proposals and pricing; no contract was awarded at the June 17 meeting.
Martin County, North Carolina
The Martin County Board authorized a resolution supporting a joint grant application with the Town of Williamston to seek a Division of Water Infrastructure Merger/Regionalization Feasibility Grant. The study would evaluate consolidation options and would not obligate either jurisdiction to merge.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
The Hiram Village Council voted unanimously Oct. 21 to authorize advertising village-owned property for sale, adopt amended 2026 appropriations and increase the EMS Halloween appropriation from $200 to $250; all recorded motions passed 5-0.
Martin County, North Carolina
Martin County Commissioners approved a $384,172 budget amendment to support four new school resource officers (SROs) funded partly by a new state grant for school safety and county contributions for vehicles and equipment. The SROs are planned for Williamston Primary, EJ Hayes, Rodgers and Jamesville elementary schools.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council on June 4 unanimously approved a Rural Broadband Remote Access Grant Partnership with Great Plains Communications using federal CARES Act funds administered by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development to extend fiber home access to rural households.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Following a presentation by Police Chief James Clemens on department needs, the Hiram Village Council voted 6-0 on Aug. 19, 2025 to add an additional police officer; the hiring timeline and funding/status reporting were left to staff.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
The Shelby City Council adopted its annual budget for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026, approved a $4 hourly raise for an employee who earned EMS certification and conditionally approved a housing grant; the council tabled an economic grant application until July.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
In a five-minute special session Dec. 18, 2025, the Shelby City Council approved the meeting agenda and unanimously accepted a $2,000 bid from Brockhoff for a snow plow before adjourning at 2:05 p.m.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Public commenters raised animal-welfare concerns and the police chief cited safety and nuisance issues as the council opened first-reading discussion of Ordinance 2025-26 (Chapter 505 nuisance amendments); no final action was taken.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At Shelby's Jan. 21 budget work session, electric and water department heads requested funding for infrastructure projects including Meadow subdivision power work, a new bucket truck, meter replacements, water tower cleaning and lagoon treatment; Fire Chief Todd Frank said new gear will be budgeted.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Dec. 16 meeting, the Shelby City Council accepted a $14,500 Brockhoff Septic and Water bid for storm sewer work, added longevity pay to the Personnel Policy and approved a $15-per-month longevity increase for City Clerk Chris Martin (retroactive $360). It tabled a housing application to Jan. 6, 2026, and approved an ambulance billing contract and claims.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
On Aug. 19, 2025 the Hiram Village Council approved multiple ordinances including bond measures to purchase vehicles and to fund sidewalk work, adopted a budget resolution and amended appropriations; several suspensions of rules passed with one dissenting vote from Councilor Ed Frato-Sweeney.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
On May 12 the council approved the consent agenda including bills totaling $128,517.24, appointed Duane Taylor to the Planning Commission, approved Handibus drug and alcohol testing procedures, found no damages from an alley vacation, and voted to deny placing a temporary bathroom in the Square.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
The Shelby City Council unanimously approved the first draw for two Hometown Homes projects and authorized $75,000 for the completed Daniels House foundation and $75,000 for the Willet house foundation upon completion, during its Jan. 21 budget work session.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At the Dec. 2 meeting, the Shelby City Council approved final payments and final acceptance for the M‑16 Street project totaling a final contract amount of $263,180.18, approved the purchase and financed build of Meadows Lot 25 by Angela Fritz, and set a Dec. 16 public hearing on the proposed sale of the Industrial Site.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council suspended the rules, amended Ordinance 2025‑24 to set a $75,000 list price, and approved the amended ordinance by roll call vote 5‑0 to authorize advertising the sale of village‑owned property.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Nov. 18, 2025 meeting the Shelby City Council approved a conditional-use permit for an RV park, adopted an ordinance dividing taxes for the Shelby Urban Renewal Area, approved several resolutions (including an EMS billing rate increase), renewed health insurance with a 17% premium increase and authorized multiple small capital and construction payments.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The council opened a public hearing on May 12 about the long-neglected property at 631 S. 9th Ave; Chief of Police Steve Scott described disease and safety concerns and the council voted to postpone action until May 26 to allow landowner notification (Myers abstained).
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
During the public forum Jan. 7, resident Joel Wahling asked the Fire Department to assess two large tree piles on City Farm for burning, requested fence-post installation near Barretts, and inquired about tree removal in the right-of-way at the end of Plateau Street; Chief Frank said he will assess the piles and reply to Wahling.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
During the Nov. 4 Shelby City Council meeting, Celeste Morris announced a Nov. 26 church service and Dec. 7 caroling; a Shelby County deputy told the council a search warrant was executed at a local residence and the situation was ongoing with no arrests reported.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Jan. 7 meeting, the Shelby City Council approved a series of consent-agenda actions including a $15,056.80 repair package for the Fire Department, a $3,500 matching commitment for a 2024 VFA grant, a $1,500 solar-powered flashing beacon and a $656.34 change order for TK Concrete; Pat Honeywell was appointed mayor pro‑tem.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 1224 on May 12, 2020, suspending the three-reading rule and amending fireworks vendor liability insurance to $2,000,000. The vote followed a public hearing at which residents and council members debated a fee increase.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council held first readings of a Trail Use/Easement agreement and a camping ordinance that would create reservation‑only, permit‑based campsites behind the Village Park basketball courts for Buckeye Trail hikers (April–October, tents only). A resident asked about public input and the trail route.
Fennville Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At a Jan. 27, 2026 reorganizational meeting, the Fennville Public Schools Board of Education unanimously appointed interim and regular officers, approved routine financial and administrative resolutions, named standing committees and delegates for 2026, accepted three staff resignations and tasked staff with studying whether students should receive free admission to athletic events.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Bond counsel told council some existing loans were not properly structured under Ohio law and proposed consolidating them into municipal bonds up to $400,000 at a rate that could be locked near 6.26% if acted on before the end of July. Council also held first readings of two bond ordinances for vehicles ($145,000) and sidewalks ($240,000).
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
Council President Holcomb asked that an ordinance imposing a $1,000 fee for fireworks stands be placed on the next agenda; council also discussed reopening the municipal pool during the COVID-19 pandemic but made no decision and will revisit the matter as health guidance changes.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Nov. 4 meeting, the Shelby City Council tabled a housing application for Brandon Michalski pending required paperwork and approved continuing the city's sludge program through Team Lab for $9,765; the council also approved routine consent items and the meeting agenda.
Fennville Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
On Oct. 20, 2025 the Fennville Public Schools Board approved a bond sale to Raymond James & Associates, authorized bond construction contracts with SITELOGIO (5-1), adopted a millage-exception resolution, and authorized the superintendent to retain counsel in a PowerSchool lawsuit; several routine curriculum and handbook items also passed.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Police Chief Clemens told council a proposal to hire a full‑time officer would reduce overtime and add detective capacity; estimated cost is about $16,000 for the remainder of 2025 and $20,000–$25,000 in 2026. Council agreed to consider the hire at its August meeting.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Dec. 17 meeting, the Shelby City Council approved a liquor license for Alex Parra at Desperados, accepted a $7,778.40 electrical estimate for a housing project, extended a trail contract to spring 2025, denied a third change order for the trail, approved an option agreement to buy 3.19 acres at 11 East Street and approved routine claims.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At a special Oct. 31 session, the Shelby City Council approved a $23,132.50 contract with Ten Point Construction to repair pickleball courts and a $3,800 contract with Tri State snap sports to remove and replace tile; council noted bubbling tar on court surfaces and asked that it be addressed.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At its April 28 teleconference, the Broken Bow City Council approved the consent agenda that included $120,450.39 in bills and payroll, unanimously appointed Chris Henderson as a police officer and approved a one-year interlocal equipment-use agreement with Broken Bow Township.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At a Dec. 4 special session the Shelby City Council unanimously approved buying a new ambulance from Braun Northwest, Inc. for $301,341, planning to use Fire/Amb savings and bond the remainder while pursuing up to $6,000 in discounts.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The council approved the consent agenda including bills totaling $133,748.05, confirmed several board appointments and a deputy clerk, and voted 3–1 to postpone a decision on placing a temporary bathroom in the square after a motion to reject the bathroom failed for lack of a second.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Oct. 21 meeting the Shelby City Council unanimously approved payments and a financing advance for the M-16 street project, approved two homeowner grants totaling $9,000 (one contingent on bank approval), heard a five-year streets assessment, and tabled a gym master plan pending further action.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
A fire hydrant failure briefly drained Hiram's water tower and triggered a Boil Advisory; village staff said the issue was remedied in under two hours, Ohio EPA was notified and door-to-door advisories will not be used unless required. Council also noted Memorial Day and upcoming community events.
Fennville Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
On Dec. 15, 2025, the Fennville Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved the MASE superintendent evaluation instrument and voted 7-0 to rate Superintendent Lombard as "effective" after a closed-session personnel review.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Dec. 3 meeting the Shelby City Council approved the consent agenda, a street assessment proposal, an amendment to a development agreement for Angela Fritz, multiple service contracts and a lagoon treatment contract; council declined a Missouri River electric rate study.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
On April 14, 2020 the Broken Bow City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 1223 to amend Section 32.06 concerning the Board of Public Works; the change clarifies supervisory roles between the council and the Board without removing the Board's powers, the city attorney said.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Several parents at the Sept. 13 meeting urged the School Committee to address registration delays at the Parent Information Center, clarify band and after‑school programming at Linden STEAM Academy, and add crossing guards near Beebe School; district staff pledged process improvements and communications.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council appointed McKenna Miller as Fiscal Officer (salary $55,000/year effective May 12), ratified hiring and contracting of fiscal staff, and ratified and appointed James Clemens to the police department and as Chief of Police; all motions passed unanimously 4-0.
Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The Broken Bow City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 1222 on April 14, 2020, vacating a 129.2-by-12-foot platted alley near 1000 South 3rd Avenue after a public hearing; the Planning Commission had recommended the vacation to accommodate a Methodist Church shed at the parsonage.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Nov. 19 meeting the Shelby City Council approved a $15,444.36 fire suppression unit (partly covered by a $7,200 grant), roughly $8,500 in EMT training expenses, a $1-per-hour raise for an employee, Resolution 11-24 on TIF advances, and asked a property owner to submit a renovation budget for incentive review.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
On May 20, 2025, Hiram Village Council approved several ordinances including a repeal of the Economic Development Committee, an updated zoning map, amendments to the employee handbook limiting smoking and vaping, and a new maintenance code with amended weed rules; all final motions passed 4-0.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
The Airway Heights Park Advisory Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the May 8, 2024 minutes on motions moved by Don Mitchell and seconded by Lori Wood; the meeting was adjourned on a motion by Gregory Webb at 6:44 p.m.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Malden Public Schools reported enrollment of 5,939 students as of Sept. 9 (up 169 since Aug. 26) and described measures to reduce registration backlogs, expand vaccination clinics and set up online registration by Dec. 1; the committee also agreed to track dropout data as a standing item.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
During the public forum, resident Jeremy Eckes said a dumpster placed near a four-plex on Eastern Avenue appears to violate city ordinance; Council member Karen Schlueter asked staff to research and consider sending a letter. Resident Angela Fritz asked when Shelby County will assign parcel numbers to new housing lots; the City Clerk will contact the county.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council amended the FY2025 appropriations to add Recreation & Parks funding and set payroll totals, approved multiple emergency transfers and contracts (most by unanimous votes), and voted to suspend automatic water and sewer rate increases pending further evaluation.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Two parents raised concerns during public comment: a Disney parent said classroom behavioral issues impeded learning for other students, and another parent asked whether warranties cover bond projects, pressed for more 3-year-old preschool options and noted the Dooley site needs updating.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
Council approved Pay Application #3 for TK Concrete ($118,262.51), awarded a $7,100 tiling bid for a new trail (4-1 vote), set a Nov. 19 hearing for sale of a 16.36-acre parcel under Iowa Code 364.7, and accepted three volunteer firefighters.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
After an executive session for personnel matters, the Hiram Village Council appointed Juan Fernandez to the council in a 3-2 vote; an earlier nomination of Chris Cobb failed 2-3. The session was convened under ORC 121.22.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks & Recreation Director J.C. Kennedy presented a Cost Recovery and Cost of Service analysis adapted from GreenPlay LLC and said staff must align 2025 expenses with recurring revenue; he also reported year‑to‑date recreation center usage figures.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
The Shelby City Council adopted Ordinance 2024-02 to allow the city to own or maintain utility appurtenances on public property and, when necessary, enter private property to perform emergency abatement and assign the cost of certain repairs to the property owner, subject to state or federal law.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
The Airway Heights Park Advisory Board reviewed progress and remaining funds on several park projects, heard that some project funds requested for return have not yet been moved back to the Park Reserve Fund, and received grant and procurement updates for ballfield and shelter work.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council voted unanimously to add Positive Pay check protection, approved routine bills and a tax-levy certification resolution, suspended late fees on water/sewer bills through 2024 and authorized payment plans and billing-audit support, while the fiscal officer reported an upcoming State Auditor bi-annual audit.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The board unanimously adopted a resolution to move into closed session at the end of the meeting under the Open Meetings Act, Section 8e, citing a legal opinion; roll call recorded five ayes and no nays.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Superintendent Noriega-Murphy and Malden Reads presented plans for author visits, a Mini Writers’ Den, a Youth Poet Laureate pilot, arts-integrated literacy projects and mentorships; the district reported enrollment of 6,141 and outlined FAFSA support and facilities updates.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Staff reported completion of Sunset Park Phase 1 shelter work, delivery of a replacement shelter, water-conservation measures expected to save about 10.9 million gallons, and multiple RCO grant applications including for AHRC ballfield and Sunset Park improvements.
Shelby, Shelby County, Iowa
At its Oct. 15 meeting the Shelby City Council approved a marketing contract with Shriver Marketing & Designs, the 2025 Wellmark insurance renewal, a new Sidewalk and Driveway Program and the Oct. 17 claims report, and directed staff to rewrite ambiguous curb-stop ordinance language.
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio
Council removed Ordinance 2024-22 from the table and approved code changes to establish a parking violations bureau and related enforcement language; votes to suspend rules and adopt emergency status drew two dissenting councilors during separate procedural motions. A public hearing on the pay-to-park implementation is set for Sept. 25.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks & Recreation Director J.C. Kennedy told the Park Advisory Board the department faces a $50,676 gap to reach a 100% cost-recovery goal for 2025 and proposed 5% fee increases while warning higher membership fees could reduce participation.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At public comment, a Malden High School senior recounted prolonged retaliation after raising racism concerns; a part-time math assistant asked the district to pay COVID-19 sick leave for part-time workers following a recent gubernatorial extension.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Trustees unanimously approved payments totaling $6,874,914.85 across district funds and accepted retirements and resignations; motions to approve prior meeting minutes also carried unanimously.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks staff reported weeds and bare spots at Highland Village, said the Sunset Park picnic shelter is being installed with a final walk-through set for Sept. 18, 2024, and listed RCO grant timelines including an Oct. 15 initial-grant award and Oct. 29-30 preliminary ranked-list approvals.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Malden School Committee on Oct. 4, 2021 ratified a Unit C Memorandum of Agreement, unanimously endorsed an Indigenous Peoples Day proclamation for the district calendar and referred the Residency Policy to a subcommittee.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
The governor and local officials said a failed 42-inch wastewater main discharged untreated sewage into the Marramac River after a severe storm; crews are installing a temporary bypass expected within 24 hours and testing will determine when beaches and shellfish beds can reopen.
Williston, Chittenden County, Vermont
On June 15, 2026 the Selectboard and Dorothy Alling Memorial Library trustees held a nearly two-hour joint listening session to gather public input on a proposed library expansion/renovation and Village Green updates following a bond reconsideration vote; the minutes record broad public comment but no formal Trustee actions or votes.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Operations & Maintenance director reported progress on paving, roofing and lighting tied to the district bond; Building and Site committee proposed a Richards Middle School change order not to exceed $150,000 and recommended replacing leaking gym windows with solid panels, to be considered in August.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks & Recreation Director J.C. Kennedy told the Park Advisory Board that active membership counts slipped from 1,110 in July to 1,103 in August and that, per the minutes, "In July we welcomed 14,253 paid members to the facility." The minutes note Ellis Media began marketing in April with a stated 30% growth goal, but membership declined by 146 (12%).
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
County Commissioner Tim Stoll reported a new county administrator and other staffing changes; the fire department, treasurer and clerk provided routine operational updates and public commenters highlighted law enforcement plans and recreation programs.
Office of the Governor, Executive , Massachusetts
Governor Healey announced proposed regulations that would prohibit state-licensed health care providers and any collection agencies acting for them from reporting medical debt to credit reporting agencies; the rules will enter a public comment period and carry licensure penalties for noncompliance.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The School Committee recorded district enrollment at 6,313 (an increase of 543 since August), heard multiple program and staffing updates, voted to enter executive session, and approved a 3% pay increase for six retired Unit C paraprofessionals.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its Aug. 11 meeting, the Fraser Board of Education unanimously adopted a 2025–2030 Strategic Plan, approved a virtual-instruction plan for secondary state testing, accepted three resignations and authorized $4,682,828.30 in disbursements.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks & Recreation Director J.C. Kennedy reported $61,799.41 in 2023 City Council-authorized funds were not transferred and can be corrected to restore that amount to the General Fund; staff requested interfund transfers totaling $180,260.46 from Park Reserve Fund and $13,000 from LTAC toward the Sunset Park Picnic Shelter project (project total $354,311.79; RCO grant $100,000).
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Sherwood Township’s board unanimously approved a raise for hourly township employees from $13 to $15 per hour on Feb. 4, 2025; the meeting also approved routine minutes and bills and heard county and service updates.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Parents, students and union leaders told the Malden School Committee that school lunches are low quality, offer insufficient portions for older students and lack culturally appropriate options; the district said the food-service contract ends June 30, 2022 and will be re-bid with School Committee member Spadafora leading the effort.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council entered executive session at 8:14 p.m. to discuss legal matters and returned to regular session at 9:02 p.m. with no action taken, according to the meeting minutes.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The board voted to move into a closed session to discuss negotiations under the Open Meetings Act Section 8c, and Building & Site committee members reported pulling bond projects forward and discussed expanding parking at the Dooley Center.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks & Recreation Director J.C. Kennedy reported the Recreation Center has realized $1,328,887.72 of a $1,724,505 budget through Sept. 30 (77.1% of projection), with membership initiations and September revenues down vs. 2023; he cautioned that a social-media-only marketing approach has not increased memberships.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
After Fire Chief Jeff Smurr recommended the purchase as a safety measure that would extend the life of the department's air pack system, the Sherwood Township Board approved buying a quick-connect system at a discounted price. The board noted the purchase may be adjusted at the February meeting if the yearly budget is exceeded; grant reimbursement is anticipated.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Mayor Jeff Jensen reported the county has disputed responsibility for septic waste dumping and no consensus on funding or responsibility was reached; Town Administrator Violet Sanderson warned permitting dumping outside town limits could jeopardize system capacity and future growth.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At its Dec. 8 meeting the Malden School Committee unanimously approved a Memorandum of Agreement with SEIU Local 888 and accepted school council membership lists for seven schools; members recognized outgoing committee members before entering executive session.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board of Education approved three new hires, accepted multiple retirements and resignations, and authorized a tenure contract for a teacher; all personnel motions passed unanimously at the Sept. 22 meeting.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
The Airway Heights Park Advisory Board voted Nov. 7 to recommend City Council amend Chapter 16.09 (park impact mitigation fees) to reflect changes required by House Bill 1337 and asked planning staff to return with code updates.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Town Administrator Violet Sanderson told the council staff are overextended and recommended hiring or contracting a building official for plan reviews and inspections and a part-time code enforcement officer; the council asked staff to add the item to the next work session for further consideration.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
At a Jan. 18 special meeting, the Sherwood Township Board voted to authorize Treasurer Dale Marie Brubaker and Clerk Marjorie Whitcomb to open and access accounts at Kellogg Community Credit Union. The motion was made by Supervisor Robbins, seconded by Jeff Brott, and passed (tally not specified).
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Malden School Committee voted 6–3 on Dec. 8 to approve a one‑year extension of its contract with North Reading Transportation (NRT), drawing public comment from parents and SEPAC members who urged tabling the contract over timeliness and record‑keeping concerns.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Superintendent Carrie Wozniak told the Fraser Board of Education the district will offer universal free meals through Oct. 31, 2025, while the state budget remains unapproved; the Food Service Director will report back at the next board meeting.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council approved a malt-beverage permit for a wedding at Canyon View Park for August 8 and later approved a permit for August 16 contingent on verification of TIPS training, after earlier tabling of an absent applicant’s request.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
At its Nov. 7 meeting the Airway Heights Park Advisory Board reviewed October revenue figures showing a membership shortfall and heard staff analyses on staffing, marketing and 2025 cost increases; the board voted to send a park‑impact fee resolution to City Council.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
The Sherwood Township Board approved the Lakeshore Long Run 5K for Oct. 19 contingent on proof of insurance. During public comment residents asked about cemetery acreage and lawn-contract review and raised concerns about lakeshore properties being converted to B&B rentals.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At a Jan. 3 special session, the Malden School Committee unanimously elected Ms. Spadafora as vice chair for 2022–2024 after a brief nomination and roll-call vote; the meeting opened at 6:59 p.m. and adjourned at 7:02 p.m.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At an Oct. 13, 2025 audit workshop, Fraser Public Schools' auditor reported an unmodified opinion with no material weaknesses or significant deficiencies and a year-end fund balance of $14.1 million (20.8% of expenditures). The board adjourned after the presentation.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Treasurer Dale Marie Brubaker told the board the general fund holds $175,860; a revenue-sharing check for about $31,000 arrived the day of the meeting and is not included in that balance. Brubaker outlined upcoming tax collection dates and a late-September MTA workshop.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
Parks staff told the Park Advisory Board that a City Council-approved water-rate increase will affect parks' 2025 budgets, but faulty irrigation meters at two parks make the impact uncertain. The board also received highlights from the NRPA's 2024 Engagement with Parks report stressing widespread public support for parks.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council unanimously denied Justin Kelly’s variance request to reduce the Monroe Street setback from 20 feet to 3.7 feet for a permanent greenhouse at 384 E. 5th Ave; Planning and Zoning recommended denial.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Sherwood Township's board agreed to proceed with repairs to the fire department's tanker transfer case after being notified by phone on July 30; Chief Jeff Smurr reported the repairs are ongoing and may cost less than expected. Smurr also reviewed July and August call activity and updated the board on a new grass rig.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The committee unanimously accepted a $75 donation from Lueders Environmental, referred a kindergarten cut-off question to subcommittee, voted 8–0 (1 absent) to enter executive session, and after reconvening approved a 2.5% COLA for specified non-union staff retroactive to July 1, 2021.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
After a lengthy discussion about definitions, permitting and liability, the Afton Town Council unanimously tabled Ordinance 697 (which would prohibit landscaping and obstructions in town easements and near fire hydrants) to allow staff to clarify right-of-way and easement definitions and permitting processes.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its Oct. 13 meeting the Fraser Board of Education approved personnel moves (transfers, hires, resignations, tenure contracts), accepted the FY2025 audit, approved financial transactions totaling $6,879,693.54, appointed officers and committee memberships, and approved an FHS performing arts field trip.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Sheriff John Pollack told the Sherwood Township Board on Sept. 3 that the county is moving ahead with a new jail and demolition of the old facility; he also said six new deputies have been hired and are patrolling the area. The township's second-quarter report is on file.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The committee voted to refer the kindergarten enrollment cut-off date to the Policy and Procedures Subcommittee and discussed, but did not finalize, approving a residency documentation section for upcoming registration booklets; members requested subcommittee review before broader changes.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Treasurer Dale Marie Brubaker reported a General Fund balance of $243,622 and an ARPA balance of $44,662, said half the roof replacement was paid from ARPA funds, recommended selling a township-owned delinquent property for $500 to cover taxes, and obtained board approval to move a Perpetual Care CD to Kellogg Community Credit Union.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council approved a $271,062.85 payment and $32,823 in change orders for the sewer lagoon expansion and passed Resolution 2025-05 to accept installed utility mainline infrastructure in the S Lazy G Addition, all by unanimous votes.
Airway Heights, Spokane County, Washington
At its Dec. 5, 2024 meeting, the Park Advisory Board heard Recreation Center revenue figures showing membership growth and cost-recovery data and received an overview of the City Council-approved 2025 Administrative Fee Resolution (park impact fees and membership rules). Board members approved the agenda and minutes and adjourned at 6:07 p.m.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board of Education on Oct. 13 accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate of Delia Martin and allocated the money to mini‑grants for schools and performing arts sound systems; district leaders also presented 2025 state assessment results to the board.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Council agreed Oct. 10 to accept adult recreation leagues (women's volleyball and basketball) under the Town's liability insurance for one year, to be reviewed annually, after a request from league organizer Natalya England.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Sherwood Township approved a $1,118.58-per-year maintenance and testing contract for the fire department's cascade system and discussed access and safety issues on private Chippawa Circle that may limit emergency response.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Nurses, teachers and a student told the Malden School Committee they are "frustrated, tired and overwhelmed," asked for stronger testing, masks and staffing; Superintendent Noriega-Murphy acknowledged the strain and outlined testing, mask and liaison supports.
Marshall County, Kentucky
At a June 30 special called meeting, the Marshall County Fiscal Court approved a court-facilities reimbursement, a slate of board appointments (terms noted) and routine year-end appropriation and bank transfers, then moved into an executive session to discuss litigation, personnel and economic development.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
The Sherwood Township Board voted Dec. 5 to authorize the Planning Commission to study updates to local solar and wind ordinances following recent Michigan legislation and report back with recommendations.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
After an executive session on property and contract issues, the Afton Town Council approved selling the town-owned storage yard in the west alley to adjacent owner Star Valley Powersports at the appraised value; the motion was made by Council Member Inskeep and seconded by Council Member Davis.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
After interviewing three candidates at a special meeting Oct. 14, 2025, the Fraser Board of Education voted 4-2 to appoint Jamie Pietron to the board; the meeting opened at 5:06 p.m. and adjourned at 7:26 p.m.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
At the Oct. 3 meeting the fire chief reported two calls and requested rumble strips at a dangerous intersection; the treasurer reported general and ARPA balances and ongoing tax collection; residents raised concerns about local road conditions and dust control.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
After a closed executive session on Jan. 5, the Cochran City Council voted 3–2 to end the administrative leave of City Clerk Candace Summerall and restore her to duties effective Jan. 20, 2026, following an initial failed motion and a rescind-and-revote sequence.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Ordinance 641, which would have limited future town water and sewer service to properties within Afton municipal limits, failed on Oct. 10 after a motion received no second. The mayor directed the town attorney to draft a new ordinance addressing Council concerns.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At a Jan. 15 virtual training, Malden School Committee members reviewed committee roles, a new superintendent-evaluation tool, social media guidance and legal/ethics considerations; presenters from MASC and the committee attorney advised caution about online deliberation.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
At its Oct. 20 meeting the Fraser Board of Education unanimously approved multiple personnel contracts, school-of-choice openings and a $13.44 million set of construction contracts for Fraser High School; the board also heard a presentation on a Dooley Center partnership and a plea from paraprofessionals for higher starting wages.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council on Oct. 10 approved Ordinance 643 to re-zone lots 2–9 as Mixed Commercial and Industrial and approved a Development Agreement and final plat for the North Afton Business Park Addition; the motion passed after Council Member Inskeep moved and Council Member Davis seconded.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
At its Oct. 3 meeting Sherwood Township heard from representatives of South Central Michigan Construction Code Inspections Inc., accepted a Wide Open West cable contract, and discussed a monitor well and web-presence options.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
The Cochran City Council met March 2, 2026, called an executive session at 6:02 p.m. to discuss personnel matters, reconvened at 7:16 p.m., and adjourned without any public action recorded. All motions on the docket passed unanimously; two council members were absent.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
During public comment, Lisa Sears requested that future school committee agendas include a librarian for each Malden school to address library staffing needs.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
The Sherwood Township board voted Oct. 3 to allow the Lakeshore Long Run to travel through parts of the township on Oct. 22, contingent on receipt of proof of insurance; organizers say proceeds will fund high-school scholarships and the sheriff����� will be on site.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council authorized $15,000 from the Afton Tourism Board for the Star Valley Shoot Out, received the FY2016/17 audit presentation from Jones Simkins, adopted a proclamation recognizing Afton Apprenticeship Week and approved the consent agenda, including bills and payroll.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board on Nov. 10 authorized payments totaling $7,295,663.48 across general, food service, student activities, debt retirement and capital project funds; the motion passed unanimously.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
The district received three food-service RFP responses and formed a Wellness Committee — with staff, health partners, parents and students — to review bids, conduct site visits and complete taste testing before reporting cost differences to the Budget Subcommittee in early March.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council passed Ordinance 644 on first reading to require annexation before extending town water to properties outside the municipal limits, denied a resident's out-of-town hookup request, and rejected a proposal to place a moratorium on out-of-town water sales.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Third District County Commissioner Tim Stoll told the Sherwood Township board that Branch County received a grant to upgrade internet service and installation is underway; Stoll also said long-term funding is needed to operate Maple Lawn.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
At a March 3, 2026 special called meeting, the Cochran City Council unanimously adopted the agenda, entered an executive session to discuss personnel matters, reconvened with no public action recorded, and adjourned at 5:45 PM.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
On Nov. 10 the Fraser Board ratified an agreement with the Fraser Paraprofessionals Association covering July 1, 2025–June 30, 2028; the motion passed unanimously.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
Superintendent Noriega-Murphy introduced Malden Reads programming and, with Assistant Superintendent Pam MacDonald, updated the committee on COVID testing protocols and accountability indicators, including MCAS, dropout rates and attendance.
Sherwood, Branch County, Michigan
Treasurer Dale Marie Brubaker reported a general fund balance of $273,556.00 and ARPA balance of $86,565.30, suggested ARPA funds for a new township hall roof, and the board approved a $267 laminated map purchase plus routine motions including approval of June minutes, payment of bills and adjournment.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Sunrise Engineering sketched a concept to address a spring overflow and said Safe Routes to School and Adams Street sewer projects will be put out for bid in early spring; Town Administrator proposed reallocating consensus funds toward replacing water and sewer lines between Sixth and Eighth avenues.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Melissa Barker asked the council to consider three years of city tax relief for the Chamber of Commerce Commons Building; the request was presented for council consideration and no vote is recorded in the work-session minutes.
Malden Public Schools, School Boards, Massachusetts
At its Feb. 7 meeting the Malden School Committee unanimously approved revisions to the district residency policy, referred the Linden AEAP program to an equity subcommittee for review, and extended two assistant superintendent contracts through June 30, 2024.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board of Education was told on Nov. 10 that the state's 31aa school safety grant—estimated at about $660,000 for Fraser—includes a "waiver of privilege and cooperation" clause; the board deferred deciding whether to accept the funds until its next meeting.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
The City Council approved the annual audit for the year ending Sept. 30, 2020 after a presentation by Jeff Oeltjen of Dana F. Cole and passed a consent agenda that included bills totaling $42,375.25.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Ordinance 645, creating classes of crimes and penalties and amending multiple town code provisions, passed on first reading after the police chief and municipal judge worked with the town attorney to develop the classifications; Chief Romberg also reported a burglary investigation and purchase of new tasers.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
City staff recommended awarding the federally funded Willie Basby Park walking trail, playground and cooking grill project to Graham Studstill General Contractors, Inc. for $171,250; the work-session minutes record a recommendation but not a final award vote.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
During public comment, Molly Magnotte praised a vocal concert, asked the district to broaden AP offerings and consider grading in upper elementary, and reported nonworking crosswalk lights on Garfield; Operations & Maintenance's Jim Birko said county roadwork must finish before the district can reactivate the lights.
Dolton, Cook County, Illinois
A garage fire in Calumet City spread into an adjacent house and prompted Calumet City and Dolton firefighters to deploy three hose lines; the live broadcast also included a hiring notice for the Village of Dolton Fire Department with applications due July 13, 2026.
Cochran, Bleckley County , Georgia
Mayor Carla Coley and City Manager Richard Newbern reviewed a $175,283 award from the GEMA State and Local Cybersecurity Grant Program that requires a $43,820 City match for a total project cost of $219,103.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The council authorized plats for a two‑lot subdivision involving Mayor Neuenschwander's property (with the mayor recusing) and for a Town/SVP, LLC lot-line adjustment that dedicates part of a west alley; the council approved a variance allowing an existing septic on a one-acre lot that is smaller than the two-acre requirement.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board of Education unanimously approved a slate of new hires, accepted the resignation of Renee Lienau, authorized a second-year probationary contract for Ruth Anne Taylor, approved a Richards Middle School field trip to Cedar Point (May 30, 2026), and accepted the financial report.
City of Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska
At a special teleconference on April 10, 2020, the Broken Bow City Council entered a closed-session strategy meeting about potential litigation with the city attorney and clerk present, exited the session after about 56 minutes, and promptly adjourned.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Superintendent Carrie Wozniak told the Fraser Board of Education on Nov. 24 that cohort M-STEP, PSAT and SAT data show an approximate 15% drop in proficiency after COVID with steady year-over-year gains since, and that district interventions appear to be working; younger students were more affected than older students.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
The Afton Town Council tabled Ordinance 644, which would limit water service to properties within municipal limits and require annexation agreements for any sales outside town borders; the measure was presented for second reading after related Utility Board discussions and complaints to the Public Service Commission were noted.
Moraine City Council, Moraine, Montgomery County, Ohio
The police chief told the council there is one current sergeant vacancy and another expected in September; he proposed a promotional process and suggested an alternate assessment center run by Ohio police chiefs as a cheaper, quicker option, but council action will wait until applicant counts are known.
Afton, Lincoln County, Wyoming
Don DeLong of the U.S. Forest Service Greys River Ranger District presented a proposed prescribed-burn project covering an estimated 10,000–15,000 acres over the next 10 years, aiming to restore habitat balance, reduce conifer density, promote aspen, and reduce future severe fires; public meetings have been held.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board of Education approved several personnel actions (new hires, retirements, resignations), authorized second-year probationary and tenure contracts, approved purchase of a $31,221.36 Kubota utility vehicle, and authorized bills totaling $5,420,082.01; all motions carried unanimously.
Moraine City Council, Moraine, Montgomery County, Ohio
The council voted to terminate the existing eligibility list for a full-time street maintenance worker and approved an amended job advertisement that will run July 6–27 to satisfy the three-week posting requirement; salary was not listed due to collective-bargaining provisions.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
Fraser Public Schools received $422,581 from a 35m Literacy Grant to pilot Wit and Wisdom K–5 for Tier 1 English language arts this school year; the district will review pilot feedback in January and may seek formal adoption.
Hebron, Licking County, Ohio
Council appointed a planning and zoning citizen representative, two CRA representatives, a West Licking Joint Fire District representative and a board of tax review rep; it also set regular council meetings for the first and fourth Mondays and scheduled combined committees for the third Monday at 6 p.m.
Fraser Public Schools, School Boards, Michigan
The Fraser Board of Education directed Superintendent Dr. Carrie Wozniak to opt out of the state "31aa" mental health grant if pending litigation is not clarified by Dec. 19; the board also heard that the district previously opted in but may rescind by Dec. 30 depending on court outcomes.