Detroit Tax Breaks Face New Accountability Rules
Detroit tax breaks now face new background-check controls, adding developer-review steps before public hearings for incentive requests. Continue reading
Brownwood ISD Election Canceled For Trustees
Brownwood ISD election update: trustees canceled the Nov. 3, 2026 vote after four board seats drew no contested races, changing Place 1. 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
Cambridge Civic Assembly Opens Tech Talks
Cambridge Civic Assembly signups are open for invited households as the city reviews surveillance tools and public comment options. Continue reading
Phoenix First Fridays Pilot Starts October 2
Phoenix’s First Fridays Pilot begins October 2, with new private-property permits for artists and no street or alley closures downtown. Continue reading
Cleveland Safety Plan Results And Next Steps
Cleveland Safety Plan results show reported crime reductions, youth programs, and resident steps for tracking public safety progress. Continue reading
People’s Money Projects: Nonprofit Next Steps
People's Money voting has ended in NYC. Nonprofits should prepare for implementation, reporting, and resident-led project work. Continue reading
Covington Clean Safe Links Jobs And Streets
Covington Clean Safe connects bridge employment with cleaner public spaces in Covington’s business districts through an eight-month 2026 pilot. 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