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James J. Cunningham is officially the new chair of the Madison County Board of Supervisors and has ambitious plans for 2026 that could reshape the future of the county!

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James J. Cunningham elected chair of Madison County Board; outlines goals for 2026
The Madison County Board of Supervisors elected James J. Cunningham chair by weighted vote, sworn in at the organizational meeting. Cunningham announced Pete Walrod as vice chair and outlined priorities including a countywide strategic plan, infrastructure capacity mapping and use of GIS.
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January 8, 2026 at 8:54 AM
Statesboro City Council is taking a bold step toward flood prevention by applying for a $945,000 FEMA grant to study the hydraulic conditions of the Little Lot(s) Creek Basin!

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Statesboro council approves application for $945,000 FEMA study of Little Lot(s) Creek Basin
Council approved a resolution authorizing an application to FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program for a $945,000 hydraulic study of the Little Lot(s) Creek Basin; the 10% match ($94,500) would come from the stormwater fund. Staff clarified the grant would fund a study only, not construction.
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January 7, 2026 at 6:14 PM
Debate rages in Commerce City Council over the costly 112th Avenue development plan, with concerns about funding and priorities leading to a motion withdrawal.

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Council debates expensive, multi-agency 112th Avenue plan; motion withdrawn pending CIP review
Council extensively debated options to develop 112th Avenue (between Chambers and Bison Ridge area), questioning cost estimates, funding responsibility and coordination with partners; after concerns about budget priorities and missing data, the maker withdrew the motion for further study at the CIP/budget retreat.
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January 7, 2026 at 1:30 PM
The council just made big moves by approving new rental units, rezoning land for heavy industrial use, and paving the way for an expansive industrial park near the airport!

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Council approves multiple land-use items: special-use permit at 1318 S. 16th, rezoning 1615 Frisco, preliminary plat and PUD for industrial park
Council approved a use-on-review to allow a second rental unit at 1318 South 16th, rezoned 1615 Frisco Ave to heavy industrial (I-2), and approved preliminary plat and a planned-unit development for the industrial park west of the municipal airport after staff and Planning Commission recommendations.
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January 6, 2026 at 11:20 PM
Keller Associates has identified Site 2 as the prime location for St. Helens' new reservoir, but councilors are voicing concerns over environmental impacts and construction challenges.

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Keller Associates recommends Site 2 as top choice for St. Helens reservoir; council raises wetlands and neighborhood concerns
Keller Associates presented a reservoir siting study for St. Helens and recommended Site 2 as the preferred alternative for cost and constructability, while councilors expressed concerns about wetlands mitigation, haul routes through subdivisions and long‑term hydraulic performance.
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December 29, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Granite County is gearing up for crucial inspections of the Flint Creek dam, with new updates from HDR consultant Jess Wright promising a streamlined approach following FERC's feedback.

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Consultant updates Granite County on Flint Creek inspection plan after FERC comments
HDR consultant told commissioners that FERC returned comments on the Flint Creek dam inspection plan; HDR has drafted responses, added consequence‑analysis material and scheduled inspections for May with backup dates in June. Coordination calls with FERC will follow formal plan approval.
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December 29, 2025 at 5:25 AM
City officials are buzzing with excitement over renewed interest in major industrial projects, including three data centers and the potential development of Tailgate Ranch's vast 2,100 acres!

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Officials flag data‑center interest, Tailgate Ranch development and county coordination on large projects
City staff and a state representative discussed recent inquiries from data centers for the County Road 1 corridor, the marketing of Tailgate Ranch (2,100+ acres), and potential interest from cities/counties in hosting a state‑approved nuclear plant; staff urged coordination on annexation, utilities and regulatory oversight.
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December 25, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Major upgrades are on the horizon as trustees greenlight a comprehensive facility assessment and key contracts for new construction in the district!

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Board approves districtwide facility assessment and multiple design/commissioning contracts
Trustees authorized a $130,488.53 facility condition assessment (Alpha Facility Solutions), approved MEP commissioning for Elementary School No. 9 ($141,000 to Hendricks Consulting Engineers) and a $405,500 civil design agreement with Langan Engineering for three elementary expansions.
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December 25, 2025 at 11:19 AM
Phoenix's Transportation Subcommittee just voted to reevaluate high-capacity transit options for West Phoenix, potentially reshaping the future of public transport in the area!

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Phoenix subcommittee urges reevaluation of West Phoenix transit options, defers final decision to full council
The Transportation Infrastructure and Planning Subcommittee voted to recommend City Council direct staff to reevaluate high‑capacity transit options for West Phoenix rather than adopt a locally preferred light‑rail alignment, citing legislative risks and the need for further study; the decision goes to full council Jan. 27, 2026.
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December 23, 2025 at 9:33 PM
The Fountain City Council has hit pause on a crucial 50-year water lease, sparking a debate on how to wisely allocate this finite resource for future growth.

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Fountain council tables 50-year Venetucci water lease, asks staff to define allocation
The Fountain City Council unanimously tabled Resolution 25‑061, a proposed 50‑year Venetucci water rights lease with Security Water District, and asked staff to return within 90 days with a plan for how the new water inventory would be allocated among residential, commercial and other priorities.
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December 22, 2025 at 7:25 PM
In a pivotal decision, the Clarke County School District board approved nine wheelchair-capable buses while delaying two propane purchases to explore greener alternatives—what's next for the district's transportation future?

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Board approves nine wheelchair-capable buses, tables two propane buses while asking staff to explore EV options
After a lengthy debate on sustainability, infrastructure and special-needs transportation needs, the Clarke County School District board approved purchase of nine 48-passenger wheelchair-capable buses (eight propane, one gas) and tabled two 72-passenger propane buses until January to allow staff to examine alternatives and long-term fleet planning.
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December 20, 2025 at 2:16 PM
A $25,000 grant could be the key to unlocking transformative housing projects in Strafford County—are we ready to take the next step?

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Regional planner urges county to pursue $25,000 transformative planning grant for housing on county land
SRPC regional planner Blair Haney urged Strafford County to apply for a $25,000 CDBG transformative planning grant to identify sites, infrastructure needs and permitting paths for housing projects (to position county land for future implementation grants).
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December 17, 2025 at 3:59 AM
Madison County officials are sounding the alarm on potential economic setbacks and public health risks due to unclear water and sewer capacity policies ahead of a crucial sewer-plant expansion.

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Madison County supervisors press Rapidan Service Authority for clearer water, sewer policies
County staff told supervisors that gaps in RSA data, hydraulic models and EDU rules risk hampering growth and public health; supervisors agreed to a small working meeting with RSA to clarify capacity, EDU allocation and an expansion outfall before formal direction.
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December 17, 2025 at 2:45 AM
Del Norte County is launching a $3 million drainage study to tackle future rainfall and sea-level challenges—your input is crucial to shape the plan!

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County presents $3 million Del Norte regional drainage planning effort, asks public to map drainage problems
County engineers briefed the board on a $3,000,000 regional drainage study and capital improvement plan that inventories culverts and drainage assets, models future rainfall and sea‑level scenarios, and seeks community input via drainage.dnco.org.
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December 17, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Robinson City Council just approved a game-changing ordinance that could see up to 530 new residential units and 94,000 square feet of commercial space transform the area!

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Robinson council enacts Ordinance 2025‑047 to modify PDD at 1203 N. Old Robinson Road
The council enacted Ordinance 2025‑047, a PDD modification that increases allowed residential density (from 300 approved units to up to 400–530 units in the PDD text), adds commercial space, and establishes deviations and buffers; staff said infrastructure work would begin in a phased build beginning in 2026 pending preliminary plat and a traffic impact analysis.
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December 14, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Woodside is facing a potential $1 million budget gap and limited sewer capacity as new housing developments loom—what's next for this California town?

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LAFCO presents municipal service review: Woodside’s sewer capacity, annexation options and sheriff‑contract costs flagged
San Mateo LAFCO presented a draft municipal service review for Woodside that flags limited sewer service coverage (30–40% of parcels on sewer), constrained treatment capacity, and a projected structural gap related to the sheriff contract; LAFCO recommended sewer feasibility studies and interagency coordination.
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December 13, 2025 at 1:50 AM
A $350,000 Urban Expansion Area study is set to reshape the I-4 corridor and Little Manatee South, with exciting boundary adjustments and community engagement on the horizon!

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Planning staff outlines $350,000 Urban Expansion Area study for I‑4 corridor and Little Manatee South
Staff briefed the commission on an 18‑month, $350,000 Urban Expansion Area study covering I‑4 and Little Manatee South that will evaluate boundaries, infrastructure needs, and public engagement; Little Manatee South is being advanced first and staff recommended a boundary adjustment adding roughly 750 acres.
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December 12, 2025 at 9:41 AM
The Adams County Parks & Recreation Committee has officially awarded the contract for a new maintenance building at Castle Rock Park after heated discussions on cost and design.

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Parks committee approves Castle Rock Park maintenance building award after debate over cost and code
After extended discussion about slab design, insulation, utilities and long‑term utility needs, the Adams County Parks & Recreation Committee voted to award the Castle Rock Park maintenance/storage building contract to the lowest bidder; staff said eight bids were received and the low bid was $469,800 with an average near $555,000.
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December 12, 2025 at 3:44 AM