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 →

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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 […]

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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 →

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Alameda Reparations Plan: Local Redress Steps

Alameda Reparations Plan details approved county actions, Russell City redress funding, and civic steps for residents tracking impact. Continue reading →

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King County budget Sets Public Safety Funding

King County budget decisions adopted for 2026-2027 protect public safety, courts, shelters, emergency management, and oversight. Continue reading →

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School Tax Renewal Heads To Miami-Dade Voters

Miami-Dade voters will decide the school tax renewal on Nov. 3, 2026. See levy dates, school uses, cost facts, and civic steps. Continue reading →

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Corpus Christi Civic Participation After Council Action

Corpus Christi Civic Participation lessons from 2026 council actions, with practical steps for residents following records and meetings. Continue reading →

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Concordia School Board After Oversight Ends

Concordia School Board now has new local duties after federal desegregation oversight ended on July 14, 2026. Continue reading →

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I-77 Toll Lanes Vote And Charlotte Residents

Charlotte backed I-77 toll lanes on Sept. 21, 2026. Here is what residents can track on costs, benefits, design, and oversight. Continue reading →

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Hoboken bond approval and infrastructure costs

Hoboken bond approval funded roads, facilities, equipment, and safety needs while raising local questions about debt and transparency. Continue reading →

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