Council members recognized a Helen Putnam Award for the city’s lake management plan, received Riverside County police third-quarter statistics, and approved consent calendars and successor agency items by unanimous votes; staff shared several community announcements and upcoming events.

Commission successfully approves work plan and establishes committees for beautification initiatives.

City Council endorses $542,900 for park fitness structure and beautification in 2025-2026 budget.

Select Board accepts $48K grant for EV charging stations at Baker School and Driscoll School.

Jackson State and Jackson plan improvements for Greenwood Cemetery and Livingston Park using grant funds.

Group plans to extend trail to DCR property for future development and access.

Thurston County secures $475,000 for sewage improvements and plans $250,000 veterans grants.

County and city officials report significant progress on park development and pond redesign.

City signs $403,742 contract with GLM Design Group for stormwater mitigation project.

City and county officials plan joint tire disposal initiative with community engagement strategies.

Officials address community concerns about rain gardens and provide website for study results.

Commission discusses odor issues and funding details for $44M Fisher plant expansion.

Mayor reports upcoming Ward School project and bridge work scheduled with TDOT.

Legislature allocates funds for designing and constructing upgrades to Jordan's wastewater system

Funding proposal establishes permanent program for housing improvements and addresses Brownfield site cleanup challenges.

🌟 Today, we spotlight the Lexington Lions Club as today’s #CalendarKeepers 📆 ✨The Lions make a significant impact in our community, including organizing the yearly…