Wake County Ballots: Local Bond Measures
Wake County ballots include school and Wake Tech bond questions on November 3, 2026. See costs, project uses, and voter review steps. Continue reading
Charlotte Bond Referendum: Local Growth Vote
Charlotte Bond Referendum details: what the Nov. 3 vote would fund for transportation, housing, neighborhoods, and local taxes. Continue reading
East-West Transit Project Begins In Baltimore
East-West Transit construction began in Baltimore on Oct. 6, 2026, bringing bus-lane, stop, signal, and safety work through 2029. Continue reading
Countywide Election Issues And Voter Turnout
Countywide election issues can shape voter access, staffing, public trust, and turnout before the November 3, 2026 general election. Continue reading
Alameda Homelessness Agencies And Local Action
Alameda Homelessness Agencies coordinate housing, outreach, and records. Here is how residents can track roles, services, and civic input. Continue reading
Brookline School Infrastructure Needs Public Input
Brookline school infrastructure decisions after the May 5 override show why residents need clear records, meetings, and follow-through. Continue reading
Omni CRA Budget Amendment Sets Priorities
Omni CRA Budget amendment approved by Miami-Dade sets a $73.1M FY 2025-26 plan, with housing, TIF revenue, and oversight questions. Continue reading
Durham County Budget Sets Service Priorities
Durham County Budget decisions raised county funding for schools, Pre-K, EMS, jail mental health services, and employee pay in FY 2026-27. Continue reading
Wake County’s $829 Million School and Community College Bond Decisions Put Taxpayer Oversight in Focus
Wake County, North Carolina, is approaching a major public spending decision as voters prepare to consider two education bond referendums totaling approximately $829.1 million on November 3, 2026. One proposal would authorize $680 million in general obligation bonds for Wake County Public School System facilities, while the second would provide $149.1 million for Wake Technical […]
Johnston County Budget Cuts Tax Rate, Funds Schools
Johnston County Budget approved June 15 cut the tax rate, funded schools, raised service fees, and added public safety staff. Continue reading