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The Colony Mayor Richard Boyer addresses mayoral initiatives, city challenges during State of the City presentation | The Colony Courier-Leader

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Huntsville City Council passes number of motions, including pay raise for city employees | #citycouncil

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) – Huntsville City leaders agree – if you are pulled over by police with a small amount of marijuana – instead of making an arrest, you will drive away with a ticket. It’s a provision already allowed in other Alabama cities. In a conversation between Council member Devyn Keith and an attorney […]

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Clarksburg (West Virginia) City Council to discuss sewage rate increase, city services purchases | Harrison News | #citycouncil

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Tucson City Council approves new electric vehicle code | News | #citycouncil

TUCSON (KVOA) – Last week the Tucson City Council approved an amendment to the Unified Development Code to ensure new commercial development in Tucson is Electric Vehicle (EV) ready. “We want to make sure there’s the infrastructure in place for those people who want to make that choice and that switch to EVS feel confident there’s […]

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Omaha City Council leader will push for climate action plan funding | Politics & Government | #citycouncil

Frustrated by the city’s lack of progress in developing a climate action plan, the president of Omaha’s City Council said he intends to introduce a proposal aimed at speeding up the process. Other U.S. cities already have climate action plans, and City Council President Pete Festersen hopes that his proposal to secure funding for such […]

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Questioning the Candidates: District 4 City Council contenders share their policies and plans for improving the city | Politics | #citycouncil

The Tulsa World sent 11 identical questions to candidates in the nine council races. Responses were limited to no more than 200 words. The candidates’ responses, by district, will be posted online this week. To determine what City Council district you reside in, click here or call the Tulsa County Election Board at 918-596-5780. There also a […]

Alabama

Shelby, Alabama policy group differ on Inflation Reduction Act | Alabama | #republicans | #Alabama | #GOP

(The Center Square) – One Republican senator from Alabama and one policy group share differing opinions on the Inflation Reduction Act. The measure, which passed the U.S. Senate late Sunday night with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the deciding vote, is a $740 million taxation and spending bill that is designed to combat climate change and […]

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College Station City Council discusses 2022 bond election projects | Latest Headlines | #citycouncil

Members of the College Station City Council further discussed potentially holding a bond election in November during a meeting last month at City Hall. City Manager Bryan Woods said after reviewing 33 proposed projects from the city’s Citizen Bond Advisory Committee, city staff narrowed it down to 21 projects that are projected to total $92,400,000. […]

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San Mateo City Council to review street closure design | Local News | #citycouncil

Design plans for San Mateo’s permanent street closures on B Street between First and Third avenues are on the upcoming July 18 City Council special meeting agenda, with the city seeking public input. Called pedestrian malls, the area is closed to all vehicle traffic but open to the public, with exceptions for delivery, service and […]

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