Home » News (Page 2)
Category Archives: News
TIF District D8 and Huntsville Infrastructure
TIF District D8 could direct growth-related property tax gains into roads, utilities, school access, and fire service work in Limestone County. Continue reading
Project Taurus postponement and Local Stakes
Project Taurus postponement moves Colorado Springs’ council decision to April 13, 2027, affecting residents, utilities, and Raeden. Continue reading
Culver City AV Regulations Move To Reviews
Culver City AV regulations drew council action after failed urgency votes; residents can track buffers, operating rules, and final records. Continue reading
Raleigh Data Center Moratorium Vote Nears
Raleigh Data Center Moratorium hearing set for Oct. 6; what the six-month pause could mean for zoning, utilities, and public input. Continue reading
Poway AI Data Centers Initial Ban Update
Poway AI Data Centers face a proposed citywide ban after a 5-0 initial vote, with final adoption scheduled for October 6, 2026. Continue reading
Columbus Data Centers Face Utility Cost Debate
Columbus Data Centers legislation asks city utilities to review rates as council weighs development, infrastructure costs, and residents’ bills. Continue reading
Colorado Springs Furlough Plan Heads to Council
Colorado Springs Furlough proposal would restore pay for Nov. 25, 2026, after stronger tax collections; council approval is still required. Continue reading
CivicPlus Innovation Labs and City AI Services
CivicPlus Innovation Labs launched on September 2, 2026, giving local governments a new way to test AI tools with resident input. Continue reading
Des Moines Budget Cuts: How Residents Can Engage
Des Moines Budget Cuts affected public safety and services; learn what changed and how residents can follow future budget action. Continue reading
Pender County Schools Budget and Therapy Update
Pender County Schools budget actions shaped staffing, services, and school-based therapy decisions for the 2026-2027 year. Continue reading