What happened on Tuesday, 18 March 2025
Worcester County, Maryland
A roundup of formal actions taken by the Worcester County Commissioners on March 18, 2025, including votes on consent agenda items, resolutions, parking requests and personnel changes.
Worcester County, Maryland
The Board approved the health benefits committee’s FY2026 recommendation to renew medical and pharmacy with CareFirst at a 12.24% increase and to use $888,801 from the rate stabilization reserve to limit employee rate increases to 7.99%. The board also approved adding new mandated coverage for hearing aids up to $3,000 for adults.
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Washington introduces a 1.22% journalism investment surcharge on covered platforms starting April 2026.
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Washington enacts law imposing surcharge on major social media platforms for journalism support
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Lawmakers enhance tax credits for rehabilitating certified historic structures in West Virginia.
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Council approves protections for engineers assisting in life-threatening emergency situations
Worcester County, Maryland
Worcester County Commissioners voted 5-2 to table a requested Public Works funding and scoping study for the Route 589 corridor until after rezoning and public hearings, citing concern that the study parameters should reflect public input and pending rezoning outcomes.
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Senators Bartlett, A zinger, Charno ck, Roberts, and Rucker introduce voter ID bill SB796
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Legislature approves measures to bolster local news amidst declining newspaper resources
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Iowa lawmakers propose HF912 to improve state services for veterans and their families.
Worcester County, Maryland
Budget officer Kimberly Reynolds presented the county's FY2026 general fund operating budget request, projecting $284.6 million in revenues and $286.8 million in expenditures, leaving a $2,260,825 gap. Commissioners approved a notice of public hearing for May 6.
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LegiScan highlights key state legislation related to veterans, education, and employment rights
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Agency prohibits misleading representations and unrequested repairs in consumer services.
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Clerks establish protocols for voter challenges and assistance during primary elections.
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Program grants foster employment of journalists in underserved communities to enhance civic understanding.
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Governor declares emergency and funds fire response with $77 million from budget stabilization account.
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Legislation focuses on consumer rights and prohibits excessive infant formula pricing.
Worcester County, Maryland
After heated debate over past deficits and how to notify ratepayers, the Worcester County Commissioners voted to schedule a public hearing on proposed enterprise fund rate changes and to publish a detailed explanation of deficits and projected per-household impacts online within the next one to two weeks.
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West Virginia amends law to allow actions for alienation of affection and criminal conversation.
Officials establish a county shelter serving 37 individuals amid inclement weather conditions.
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State officials outline new voting procedures for identification and provisions for handicapped voters.
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DC establishes laws to combat deceptive practices harming consumer interests and contracts.
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HB3497 seeks to restrict former political party chairmen from registering as lobbyists.
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New law empowers D.C. Attorney General to subpoena witnesses in vulnerable adult abuse investigations
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New Jersey legislation bans certain non-disclosure and non-disparagement clauses for employees.
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Bill effective April 15, 2025, bans former party chairpersons from lobbyist registration
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Attorney General establishes strict guidelines for subpoena issuance and compliance enforcement.
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Senator Woodrum introduces SB801 to enhance public access to waterways in West Virginia.
Wayne Wolford, US Army veteran, leads the Pledge of Allegiance at community gathering.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Parks board seeks approval for arboretum project and trail enhancements with community involvement.
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Bill requires railroads to provide emergency access when closing sole community roads for repairs.
Warren County establishes new emergency shelter that aided families during recent storm emergencies.
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Attorney General authorized to subpoena witnesses and compel document production in investigations
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LegiScan enhances tracking of bills impacting veterans services and educational provisions.
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West Virginia bill mandates cooperation between rail companies and Division of Highways at crossings.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Board approves fundraising for Kirby Lake project and improvements for Wylie softball safety.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Withdrawal of seniors from tax program raises property taxes for remaining homeowners.
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Amendments empower the DC Attorney General to seek injunctions for consumer law violations.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Parks Board approves warm up areas and plans to request city council grant support.
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House Bill 2878 aims to mandate alternative entry and exit options for railroad companies.
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Bill mandates public access points at bridge crossings to enhance recreational opportunities
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Town officials review means-tested tax breaks for residents facing financial hardship.
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D.C. revises Criminal Abuse Act to allow temporary and permanent injunctions against violators.
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Legislature introduces bill to establish guidelines for wireless tower siting and colocation applications
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Attorney General gains powers for asset freezes and easier injunctions in legal actions.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Parks staff reported the zoo received a male fossa from the wild to support the species survival program and promoted the Zubillations fundraising event with a western theme.
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Legislation mandates confidentiality for voter information in new absentee ballot tracking system.
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District of Columbia extends contract for case management services in Family Rehousing Program
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Parks staff reported installation of Purple Heart Trail signage on Cedar Creek Trail, drainage repairs at Flores Reyes Park, replacements at Nelson Wilson pavilion and splash pads, and completion of winter projects totaling hundreds of work orders.
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Delegate J Cannon introduces HB3481 to ensure compliance for fantasy sports contests in West Virginia.
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West Virginia enacts a law for tracking absentee ballots and protecting voter information.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Council discusses changing town clerk role from elected to appointed for improved accountability
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Senate Bill 802 aims to establish a tracking system for early and absentee ballots.
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DC exercises Option Period Two for Family Rehousing and Stabilization Program through 2024.
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Iowa legislators approve bill mandating Holocaust education for students in schools.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The Parks and Recreation Board did not act on a requested letter of support for a habitat and angler access grant because a board member’s employment with Texas Parks and Wildlife created a conflict; staff will seek a letter from city council before the grant deadline.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Millis receives approval for zoning bylaw while addressing unfunded state mandates issue.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
The board endorses funding for Route 109 paving and snow budget deficit adjustments.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The Parks and Recreation Board approved installation of fenced warm-up areas at the Wylie softball complex to contain stray balls and improve safety; Wylie Softball will fund the work.
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LegiScan outlines significant bills affecting veterans services and pesticide regulations nationwide.
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AG Schwalb confirms legal sufficiency of $1.7M contract with Catholic Charities
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Legislation established guidelines for daily fantasy sports operations and West Virginia Lottery Commission oversight.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Community survey mailed to residents 60 and older seeks input on aging issues.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
Board members voted to continue community fundraising for a proposed Kirby Lake arboretum and separately approved construction contingent on funding; proponents said $40,000 is pledged and the project’s initial cost estimate is about $100,000.
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Commission outlines application fees and audit requirements to ensure integrity in fantasy sports.
Abilene, Taylor County, Texas
The Parks and Recreation Board approved updated camping rules that clarify quiet hours and allow the parks director to grant exceptions, and voted to forward the policy to city council for final approval.
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West Virginia Department of Education requires K-12 schools to establish violence prevention clubs.
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Mayor Bowser submits emergency bill for contract modifications with Catholic Charities for case management services.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Select Board discusses $10K raised for Special Olympics and upcoming school funding vote.
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Commission integrates self-exclusion for daily fantasy sports into existing programs
DeKalb County, Georgia
Council members advocate for equity funding and inclusive policies in DeKalb County initiatives.
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West Virginia requires K-12 schools to provide evidence-based violence prevention and inclusion training.
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Council greenlights funding to ensure uninterrupted case management by Catholic Charities
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State collects taxes to support fantasy sports fund and ensure responsible gaming measures.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Board members discuss changing town clerk role to appointed for greater accountability.
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Senators Grady and Woelfel advance bipartisan safety education legislation for students
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City allocates $447,433 for case management and client assistance programs over two years.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At the March 17 meeting the Select Board approved deficit spending for snow and ice, emergency sewer repair, several professional contracts, event permits and water/sewer commitments; votes were unanimous where recorded.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioner Johnson's resolution aims to strengthen equity and inclusivity in DeKalb County.
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Commission establishes rules for daily fantasy sports operators and participant qualifications.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners discuss operational audits, public safety measures, and new equity initiatives for 2025.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Oregon Board addresses contractor fee increase proposals following extensive public comments.
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Catholic Charities requests funding changes totaling $1.7M for supportive housing services.
DeKalb County, Georgia
County establishes team to support immigrants and conduct a community equity study.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Board members discussed moving the Town Clerk from an elected to an appointed position, reviewed rationale (continuity, expertise, accountability) and outlined a process requiring a town meeting article and a special act approved by the legislature; a ballot question at the local election was recommended to increase public confidence.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Agency seeks fee increase for system modernization and stable funding amidst aging infrastructure.
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West Virginia abolishes wholesaling of residential real property with new legislative measures.
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Council authorizes $1.7M payment for services through contract modifications with Catholic Charities.
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Iowa's HF336 bill mandates Holocaust education for students across the state.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Ways and Means Subcommittee on General Government held a public hearing March 18 on SB 5510, which would ratify a Construction Contractors Board fee increase from $325 to $400 for two-year licenses to stabilize revenue and fund an aging licensing system replacement.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Public works staff presented a multi-road paving plan for FY26 and said the town had secured an earmark and signed a roughly $1.7 million contract to repave sections of Route 109 this construction season.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioner Terry commits to uphold community values despite federal DEI policy changes.
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DC Department of Human Services allocates funding for Catholic Charities program through September 2025
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D.C. Office of Contracting and Procurement awards $1.7M human care contract to Catholic Charities.
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LegiScan monitors state legislation including veterans services and educational initiatives.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,003 mandates disaggregated data on child welfare by race for state reporting.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Millis and Medway have contracted with UMass Boston's Gerontology Institute to survey and hold focus groups of residents 60 and older to identify shared services and gaps; mailed postcards and surveys are planned this spring.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Board discusses public hearings and resolutions on traffic calming and clean energy efforts.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Select Board members discussed Project 211�21�21, a grassroots effort seeking changes to the state school funding formula and other education funding priorities, and encouraged residents to attend a Ways & Means hearing and submit personal letters.
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Chancellors create committee to oversee transfer agreements and streamline credit acceptance for students.
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District allocates funds to Catholic Charities for case management services stabilizing families.
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Contract modification extends Family Rehousing and Stabilization Program performance period at no cost.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
HB 2976 aims to create proficiency evaluations for indigenous interpreters to improve healthcare access.
Town of Millis, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
At the March 17 Millis Select Board meeting the town's finance director and principal assessor explained how state limits, rapid valuation growth and a heavy residential tax base combine to push local property tax bills higher.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners adopt Watershed Management Plan and approve budget for key county contracts.
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House Bill 3024 aims to streamline course transfers between educational institutions in West Virginia.
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Commission discusses legislation to protect college athletes' rights in Washington D.C.
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DC Council amends law to allow support for college athletes in NIL agreements
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New legislation mandates acceptance of statewide transfer pathways across public colleges
DeKalb County, Georgia
Equity study identifies communication issues and proposes actionable training recommendations for DeKalb County.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Select Board unanimously passes new policy for address changes to enhance public safety.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Support for HB 2976 aims to improve language access for indigenous communities in Oregon.
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Council member Mendelson is requested to introduce the College Athlete NIL Amendment Act.
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Legislators implement a statewide system for guaranteed credit transfers among educational institutions.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Testimonies reveal language barriers hinder access to crucial support for indigenous communities
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Mayor Bowser requests Council approval for contract modifications with Everyone Home DC.
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Legislators propose new Muzzleloader hunting season before traditional deer rifle season
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Upcoming events include pancake breakfast, Easter egg hunt, and grant-funded projects for Hubbardston.
DeKalb County, Georgia
County officials assess barriers affecting employee survey participation and information access.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee adopts amendment and recommends House Bill 2815 for further discussion and funding.
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Legislators pass bill creating three-day muzzleloader hunting season ahead of November rifle season
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Attorney General Brian Schwalb certifies $1.5 million contract for Everyone Home DC.
DeKalb County, Georgia
County officials review feedback on disparities in public services across DeKalb County regions.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Summary of motions and outcomes taken by the Town of Hubbardston Select Board on March 17, 2025, including consent-agenda approvals, annual report acceptance, contract authorizations, and adoption of policies.
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Iowa House introduces legislation to enhance Holocaust education in schools.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Pueblo Nido PDX supports HB 2,976 to improve language access for indigenous speakers.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Commissioners discuss forming an advisory council to establish an Office of Immigrant Affairs.
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DC enhances Family Rehousing contract and sets living wage to $18 by July 2025
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board approved a formal address-change policy that empowers the building commissioner to make emergency or sequence-correcting street-number changes, with appeal to the Select Board if applicants or staff request review.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 29‑76, which would fund the development of indigenous language proficiency evaluations and support recruitment and retention of indigenous interpreters, received public testimony from nonprofit and community interpreters. Presenters said the bill would fund three proficiency evaluations with a requested $1.5 million appropriation and aim
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Council authorizes emergency payment for contract modifications totaling $1.5 million.
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Legislature approves funding to enhance state flood protection and resiliency measures.
DeKalb County, Georgia
Partnership for Southern Equity presented an internal equity assessment to the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners on March 18, recommending an equity officer in the CEO��������������������������'s office, a countywide communications audit, training expectations and a follow-up community equity study; commissioners asked for more data on survey-s
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board approved a formal Host Community Agreement (HCA) policy and application process to guide potential marijuana facility agreements and ensure consistent evaluation criteria.
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District exercises Option Period Two for CW101558, extending Family Rehousing Program contract.
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Delegates introduce bill to allocate funds for flood prevention investments.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representatives of the Oregon Department of Justice told the House Early Childhood and Human Services Committee that House Bill 3,348 would modernize language in ORS chapter 25, allow electronic delivery of certain notices, and expand the controlling‑judgment process; the bill’s -1 amendment was recommended by DOJ and no opposition was noted in the
Prince George's County, Maryland
District Council endorses plans for food store, gas station, and townhouse units.
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Council approves contract modification to ensure uninterrupted services from Everyone Home DC.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town Administrator presented an energy audit showing roughly $83,000 in annual electricity costs across 16 municipal accounts, outlined proposals to pursue MVP grant-funded solar and generator feasibility studies, and identified immediate fixes such as LED floodlight replacements at 48 Gardner Road.
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Iowa introduces bills focused on veterans benefits and Holocaust education in schools.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,003, which would require the Oregon Department of Human Services to include additional child‑welfare data disaggregated by race in its legislative report, received a due‑pass recommendation and was moved to the floor. A committee member voiced concern about the need for the requirement but acknowledged the agency likely already gathers
Prince George's County, Maryland
The Prince George’s County District Council voted 9‑0 on March 18, 2025, to refer DET2024‑004 (Harmony Garden), a detailed site plan filed by Potomac Realty Company for 67 single‑family attached townhouse units, to staff for preparation of a document of approval with conditions.
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Everyone Home DC awarded $1.5M contract for supportive housing services for 2024-2025.
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Lawmakers propose bill to align school year between September 1 and May 31.
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D.C. Council approves multi-year human care contract totaling $1.5 million with Everyone Home DC.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board voted to authorize the town administrator to sign an agreement with Charter Communications to upgrade municipal internet service; the board was told the increase is $11 per month for improved capacity across town buildings.
Early Childhood and Human Services, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The House Committee on Early Childhood and Human Services voted to adopt a -1 amendment to House Bill 28‑15, directing the Department of Early Learning and Care to develop a statewide early learning and care plan and establishing the Oregon Tribal Early Learning Alliance to advise the department. The bill was advanced to the Joint Committee on Ways
Prince George's County, Maryland
On March 18, 2025, the Prince George’s County District Council voted 9‑0 to refer detailed site plan DSP19031‑O2, filed by 3 Roads Corner LLC for a Popeye’s with associated fuel and car-wash uses, to county staff for preparation of a document of approval.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Select Board authorized the town administrator to accept a $15,000 DLTA grant through the Montachusett Regional Planning Commission to study commercial-district enhancements and feasibility for reuse of the municipal lot at 21 Gardner Road.
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City finalizes $395998.86 budget for case management and cost reimbursement services.
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Legislation sets new school calendar dates and increases remote learning days starting 2025.
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Legislature establishes 180 instructional days and modifies remote learning guidelines in West Virginia.
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Department of Human Services modifies contract, extending performance period without additional cost.
Council votes to switch banks and eliminate warrant payment system to modernize finances.
Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate Bill 86 receives favorable support for critical peer support initiatives.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
The council discussed a resident request to allow separate residential irrigation meters, the city's 15,000-gallon sewer cap, and related rate and billing implications. Staff will ask the rate consultant and the wastewater master plan team to evaluate options including winter average billing and impacts to rates; no ordinance was adopted.
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Senate passes bills addressing hit and run issues and expanding peer support for first responders.
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Every Home DC receives Clean Hands Certificate from DC Office of Tax and Revenue.
Community completes significant upgrades to sports facility ahead of baseball season's start.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
City staff explained that the city lacks an ordinance provision allowing council to waive penalty and interest on hotel occupancy tax collections; council discussed options and directed staff to draft language if desired, but took no formal vote.
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Delegates Williams and Young introduce bill to prohibit discrimination based on identity
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D.C. confirms $1.5 million funding for Everyone Home DC contract through September 2025.
Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
DeRico argues for cloud seeding's benefits amidst concerns over regulatory impact in Florida.
Council discusses mutual aid agreement to enhance collaboration among local police departments.
City of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas
The City of Lake Jackson City Council approved its consent agenda, authorized an interlocal agreement with Brazosport Independent School District (BISD) for PEG funds, approved Resolution No. 980 to allocate $21,336.55 for BISD equipment, and voted to donate three decommissioned police vehicles to Brazosport College Police Department.
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West Virginia proposes Angel's Law for community corrections and prohibits disability discrimination.
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City Council allocates $332,698.86 for case management services and client incentives.
Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Judge Thomas urges felony penalties for harmful aerosol spraying in Florida's weather modification bill.
Herriman City Council declares April 2025 Autism Awareness Month to support autism education.
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West Virginia enacts Angel’s Law prohibiting civil rights violations based on identity and orientation
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City Council allocates $379798.86 for case management and cost reimbursements in Option Period Two.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
City officials report on comprehensive strategies to reduce crime and enhance public safety.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Sun Valley Neighborhood Association collaborates with Black Warrior Riverkeeper for spring break activities.
Council removes arbitration provision and approves $8,400 tree removal for safer intersection.
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House Bill 2022 aims to limit political party changes before appointments to office.
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Frumin proposes closing public alley to facilitate construction of a three-story residential building.
Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
SB56 prohibits weather modification activities and establishes penalties for violations in Florida.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Council approves previous meeting minutes and discusses Kids and Jobs program applications.
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New law mandates 60-day party affiliation before filing for office in West Virginia.
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The Council closes an unnecessary public alley in Square 2068 at 3500 Connecticut Avenue.
Williams County, North Dakota
Commissioners appoint new members and approve the 2025 Tourism Grant Program unanimously.
Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Legislation targets rising hit and run cases by introducing mandatory front license plates.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Council member seeks answers on misdemeanor warrants and updates on crime initiatives
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Authority forms new Board of Directors focusing on affordable and mixed-income housing expertise
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Iowa House introduces bill to improve Holocaust education for students statewide
Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The Senate Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment and General Government on a voice and roll-call series of approvals reported favorably seven committee substitutes and bills, most notably SB 56, which would prohibit geoengineering/weather modification and establish a reporting and enforcement system at the Florida Department of (the)
Williams County, North Dakota
Officials authorize contracts for road and construction projects with approved budgets exceeding $15 million.
Williams County, North Dakota
Board finalizes $80,000 tourism grant program prioritizing new applicants for funding.
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Iowa House approves HF912 bill to improve services for veterans in the state.
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Mayor assigns three Board members to two-year terms following the RENTAL Act reorganization.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Birmingham plans to launch a marketing campaign this summer to reduce crime citywide.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
OHSU endorses Bill 2,695 to enhance community engagement in presidential hiring decisions.
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Mayor appoints eight members to the Stabilization and Reform Board for two-year terms
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
City officials discuss garbage can recovery issues and support for local mental health projects.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
House Bill 2019 aims to waive fees for Veterans seeking license plates in West Virginia.
Williams County, North Dakota
Williams County authorized staff to apply for FEMA funding related to fall fires and instructed the chairman to sign the grant subrecipient documents; staff estimated county costs in the range of about $15,000 and expected the state to cover 75% of eligible expenses.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
New bill eliminates $10 fee for first-time applicants with Honorable Discharge in West Virginia
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2695 mandates community representation in Oregon Health and Science University's presidential search.
Williams County, North Dakota
Commissioners approved purchasing replacement office furniture for county offices that were missed in the 2025 budget, with the finance office indicating funds are available in a one-time reserve.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Birmingham celebrates Fred Shuttlesworth Day with a documentary and tribute concert this week.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council seeks to amend ERAP eligibility and streamline eviction proceedings in Washington DC.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia eliminates antiquated provisions from education laws to streamline regulations.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
PCC emphasizes HB 3129's role in improving access to behavioral health training and careers.
Williams County, North Dakota
The Williams County adolescent care center reported on 2024 operations, staffing stabilization, and the implementation of an electronic database and staff training initiatives during the March 18 meeting.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Lawmakers repeal multiple sections of West Virginia's higher education governance code
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. Council enacts RENTAL Act to streamline land management and housing authority structure.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Birmingham's Youth Services partners with WBRC to employ hundreds of local youth this summer.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Iowa lawmakers propose HF912 to improve state services and benefits for veterans.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
During public comment at the March 18 meeting, residents raised a range of local concerns: theft and replacement of city trash carts, a disputed parking agreement tied to Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, and a local clinician seeking city referrals and partnerships for mental-health and wellness programming.
Williams County, North Dakota
The board approved the 2025 tourism grant program, $80,000 in funding from the visitor promotion fund, a revised scoring rubric, and committee appointments including Commissioner Ramberg and community member Kelly Ellingson.
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2,695 would require the Oregon Health & Science University Board to include at least one student, one faculty member and one nonfaculty staff member on the presidential hiring committee and allow labor representatives limited opportunity to present to the board.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. updates Emergency Rental Assistance Program to prevent tenant displacement and evictions
Williams County, North Dakota
The commission approved a one-year subscription to RapidSOS premium features to enhance 911 language detection, real-time translations, and improved text/video capabilities at the Williams County dispatch center, at a cost presented to the board.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
Council members and Mayor Woodfin discussed illegal dumping hot spots, use of cameras and frequent street excavations that tear up recent paving. Transportation committee asked utility providers to report on planned work at its March 24 meeting.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Bill HB3489 addressing vaccine requirements introduced to West Virginia House Health Committee
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Mayor selects board members with financial expertise for accountability in governance
Williams County, North Dakota
The Williams County Board of Commissioners approved multiple annual bids and awarded construction contracts for county roads and infrastructure during its March 18 meeting, moving forward with gravel, hauling, pulverization, culvert purchases, equipment hourly rates and several major road construction projects.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. modifies eviction timelines and notice requirements in Rental Housing Act
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Law changes require physician certification for childhood immunization exemptions in West Virginia
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
The Birmingham City Council approved a multi-item consent agenda and confirmed appointments and reappointments to the Planning Commission and the Zoning Board of Adjustment during its March 18 meeting.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Authority will train City-Wide Resident Advisory Board members for effective oversight
Higher Education, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Oregon House Committee on Higher Education and Workforce Development adopted a dash-2 amendment and gave HB 3129 a do-pass recommendation to Joint Ways and Means, advancing a $25.7 million plan to grow the behavioral-health workforce and expand university training capacity.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Iowa House bill HF336 advances education on the Holocaust for K-12 students.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. legislation mandates eviction hearings within 30 days and updates crime-related eviction rules.
Birmingham City, Jefferson County, Alabama
At the March 18 Birmingham City Council meeting, Mayor Woodfin outlined a multi-pronged public-safety strategy including a focused deterrent approach, hospital-based violence intervention training, expanded street outreach and the citys special enforcement team (SET) arrest figures.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Legislation requires utilities to report planned projects to avoid damaging freshly paved roads.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature clarifies vaccination requirements and exemption processes for school children.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Mayor appoints nine members to the Housing Authority Board with varied expertise.
Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Senate pass SB 878 to extend probation for misdemeanor offenders using controlled substances.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Project includes 274 residential units and mixed-use facilities along Commerce Avenue.
Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Florida's new livery regulations aim to improve safety for recreational boaters statewide
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
New legislation reallocates county excise tax funds to enhance election administration and security.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislators introduce bill making e-cigarette sales to minors a misdemeanor offense.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Commission grants approval for mixed-income housing and community spaces on Delaware Avenue.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Court implements 30-day notices and mandates initial hearings for eviction cases
Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice voted to report favorably SB 878 (probation for misdemeanor offenses), CS for SB 538 (state court system updates, as amended) and SB 472 (credit for certain correctional education toward professional licensure).
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Committee substitute for Senate Bill 1 would require utilities to report planned projects that dig or cut into paved roads to the local Department of Highways district office beginning February 2026. The Department of Highways would publish paving plans and reports; utilities must repair roads as good or better than pre-work condition.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Board endorses project boosting tree canopy and connectivity with total of 22 points.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
New legislation increases fines for selling tobacco products to minors in West Virginia.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
New rules require Board members to complete extensive training within 90 days of service
Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice, Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Rowe of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission briefed the Appropriations Committee on Criminal and Civil Justice on implementation steps for CS for SB 606 (Boating Safety Act of 2022), summarizing permit requirements, education and reporting rules, insurance minimums and enforcement outcomes since the Jan.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Commission discusses design concerns and tree protection for Columbia Avenue project.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Residents gain rights to fair treatment and reasonable accommodations under updated housing regulations.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Iowa House introduces HF336 to mandate Holocaust education in schools.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate Bill 743 would change the allocation of the county-collected excise tax on real-property transfers so that 10% each goes to election administration and the record room, and 80% to the county general fund. County clerks testified the change would help counties set aside matching funds for federal HAVA grants and equipment upgrades.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Commission grants waivers for sidewalk and utility strip adjustments in new townhome project.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Family members emphasize the need for improved information access for caregiving support.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Commission unanimously approves Cargill Partners project with 19 staff-recommended conditions.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Adele El-Khouri confirms RENTAL Act of 2025 meets legal standards in D.C.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Lawmakers enact stricter fines and misdemeanors for sales of e-cigarettes to those under 18.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The Senate Government Organization Committee voted to report Senate Bill 747 to the full Senate. The governor's bill would exempt nonresident real estate brokers who maintain a physical office in their home state from the current West Virginia requirement to keep a place of business in West Virginia.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate discusses safety and oversight in long-term care with Senate Bills 811 and 739.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. updates the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act to modify capital contribution guidelines
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The Planning Commission approved an adaptive reuse amendment that adds 976 and 1000 Delaware Avenue to an existing adaptive reuse site, creating up to 32 residential units (including up to 12 affordable units), public art and a community garden; staff found the proposal exceeds adaptive‑reuse scoring requirements.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Iowa House introduces HF336 to mandate Holocaust education in schools
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Gelser and Libby Battling discuss issues in long-term care legislation during committee meeting.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Mayor defines blighted areas and updates property acquisition laws in D.C.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Commissioner of agriculture to collaborate on establishing localized repair and training program
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
RENTAL Act aims to protect and produce affordable housing amid financial distress in DC.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Delegates introduce HB3498 for productive energy site reclamation waivers in West Virginia
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The Planning Commission approved PLN MJDP 25-8 — a redevelopment at the Shriners/Masonic Temple/Fontainebleau site featuring a convenience store with pumps and car wash — subject to urban-forester approval of a tree mitigation plan and traffic engineering sign‑offs on driveway and drive‑through alignment.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The bill mandates swift investigations of serious complaints in senior care facilities.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. implements new rules for selling buildings and leasing rental units
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Court mandates hearings for tenant complaints and outlines protective order procedures.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Legislation proposes annual market pay enhancements for teachers tied to county home prices.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
State establishes waivers to convert old surface mines into new energy generation sites.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Members review bill emphasizing student training over traditional right to repair concerns.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council urged to swiftly enact RENTAL Act provisions for affordable housing support.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The Planning Commission approved the Meadowcrest amended final development plan (PLN MJDP 25-7), including a waiver to reduce lane widths on Paramount Drive from 15 to 11 feet, and found the plan in compliance with the Expansion Area Master Plan (EAMP).
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Grimm highlights concerns over punitive inspections and emphasizes care over paperwork in licensing.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
New regulations ensure tenants receive notice and safe living conditions amid health threats
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Delegate Masters presents legislation addressing mental health examination standards in West Virginia.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate bill proposes felony charges for assault and increased fines for battery of officials.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
DC Council updates definitions for low-income housing to include very low-income residents
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Bill aligns mental health examination rules with involuntary hospitalization criteria in West Virginia
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Attorney stresses need for improved nursing home regulations and faster abuse investigations in Oregon
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The Urban County Planning Commission approved an amended development plan for 13 townhomes at Columbia Avenue and Oldham Court with a waiver to alter the typical street cross-section and a requirement to depict a 5-foot planting easement for street trees.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senator Flamingo raises concerns about potential funding shifts in CTE programs.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Rick Day highlights issues with the 2022 compensation study during public comment session.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
District of Columbia Housing Authority modifies landlord-tenant regulations and board definitions.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Texas lawmakers propose HB2998 requiring voters to approve mass pesticide applications.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 811 requires initial inspections of homes within 120 days of licensing.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A bill would direct the Commissioner of Agriculture to work with career-technical centers and equipment manufacturers to create a pilot 'right-to-repair' program to train students to repair farm equipment; committee members and CTE representatives expressed concern about overlap with existing CTE pathways and potential shifts in Perkins funding, so
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Mayor will nominate chairperson and board replacements for the Stabilization and Reform Board.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature proposes changes to firearm possession rules for individuals with mental health issues
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A sponsor-driven bill to increase penalties for assault and battery of athletic officials drew detailed questioning; the committee adopted an amendment narrowing scope and changing felony language to misdemeanors with mandatory confinement ranges, then referred the bill to Judiciary.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council approves partnership with FBI to enhance regional crime-solving strategies and intelligence sharing.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Caregiver advocates for SB 739 after troubling experience with Mount Hood senior living facility.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Landlords must notify tenants on housing purchase certification within specified timeframes.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers emphasize urgency in reforming long-term care coordination and consumer protections.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislators discuss agriculture reforms in House Bill 3000 during 2025 regular session
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council members stress the need for youth support and safety after local homicides.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
A Senate committee approved a committee substitute for Senate Bill 506 to create a market pay enhancement for certified teachers based on county/regional median home prices; the measure was amended and sent to the full Senate with a first referral to the Finance Committee.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council grants $8,000 annual stipend to Housing Authority Board members enhancing compensation
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
New regulations aim to prevent adulterated commercial feed and enforce safety standards
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council discusses expanding youth empowerment program through collaboration with local universities.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Officials highlight need for permanent positions to maintain licensing unit amidst provider increase.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate acknowledges student leaders and local officials at special civic engagement session.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Approval of the act requires Mayor's consent or a council veto override within 30 days.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Regulations clarify definitions and safety standards for commercial and specialty pet foods.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Youth engage in self-awareness through I Was Here Project art and community workshops.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee reviewed the dash‑3 amendment to Senate Bill 739 on March 18; the amendment would require on‑site investigations within 24 hours for complaints alleging death or serious physical injury, require readable summary reports to residents and family contacts after substantiated findings, and add posting and notification requirements, while spar
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senator from Jefferson honors hero firefighter Donnie Don Jr who passed away today.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council authorizes $1.4M payment for KBEC Group contract modifications
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Legislation updates definition of 'property in kind' for rural community funding.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Lawmakers mandate local contributions for state funding of rural projects in Arkansas.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council plans to act against SB 89 redefining water protections in Kentucky.
Human Services, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Committee on Human Services heard testimony on Senate Bill 811 on March 18; the bill would require initial inspections within 120 days of licensing, strengthen memory-care administrator qualifications and allow two‑year renewals for high-performing adult foster homes while keeping at least annual onsite checks, officials said.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
KBEC Group extends contract for homeless services to cover $1.4M through September 2025
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
SB304 disqualifies certain voters from participating in the scheduled election.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
A member of the public criticized the city's 2014 and 2022 classification and compensation studies by the Management Advisory Group (MAG), alleging suspended policies and insufficient oversight and urging council members to review the 2022 report.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senator introduces bill for public service commission elections to enhance accountability in utilities.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
State trial division lawyers provide representation in over 1,200 cases since December 2023.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
A resident urged the council to direct the mayor to oppose Kentucky Senate Bill 89, arguing the bill would narrow the state’s definition of protected waters and leave karst aquifers and private wells unprotected.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Mayor Bowser requests Council approval for contract modifications supporting family services program.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Senate Bill 304 allows registered voters to vote in new counties after updating registration.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Commission partners with Department of Administrative Services for new public defense caseload forecasts.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Office of the Attorney General certifies KBEC Group contract for $1,403,657.97.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate addresses key bills on education, security, and rights for disabled veterans.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
Council member Legree reported the committee’s Feb. 11 meeting covered the Neighborhood Traffic Management Program modernization and an odor-control response that included hiring Webster Environmental Associates and new staff monitoring, with no committee action taken.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Agency identifies $64.5M budget cuts affecting services and staffing across divisions.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Senate Bill 231 aims to empower select Arkansas Lottery employees with law enforcement authority.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
DC government exercises option to extend Family Rehousing program contract until December 2024
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
Senate approves legislation requiring annual violence prevention training for grades 6 to 12.
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
The council received a presentation on an art-based delinquency-prevention initiative called 'I Was Here,' presented by the city's director of youth services with collaborators from Operation BU Inc. Two youths read personal narratives and staff described plans to expand the program into schools and colleges.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Agency shifts $25 million in expenses to reflect increasing requests for psychological evaluations.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
SB393 addresses legal penalties for offenders aged over 24 against victims under 15.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
KBEC Group qualifies for licenses with Clean Hands Certificate from DC government
Lexington City, Fayette County, Kentucky
At its March 11 work session the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council approved a memorandum of understanding with the Louisville FBI task force to formalize regional investigative cooperation and approved a request for $700,000 to continue NIBIN ballistic evidence work that links shell casings across crime scenes.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The West Virginia Senate on March 18 adopted a resolution recognizing and expressing support for the president and citizens of the Democratic Republic of the Congo; senators made extended floor remarks welcoming the visiting delegation and the adoption passed by roll call 33–0 with one absent.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. Council approves KBEC Group contract for human care services from 2024 to 2025.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Agency outlines budget to expand public defense workforce and improve case management technology.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Senator D. Wallace and Rep. Gazaway propose Maighen's Law for sex offender registration updates.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The West Virginia Senate adopted a resolution on March 18 opposing what sponsors described as the People's Republic of China's misuse of U.N. General Assembly Resolution 2758 to exclude Taiwan from international organizations. The measure passed by voice vote after floor remarks urging support for Taiwan's international participation.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Southbridge Board plans contractor accountability and neighbor notifications for upcoming construction.
2025 Enrolled Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Senate Bill 219 aims to prevent expiration of Arkansas medical marijuana special privilege tax.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Governor's budget for 2527 establishes a separate trial representation division and reduces hourly rates.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Department of Human Services modifies contract to extend performance period at no cost.
2025 Legislature WV, West Virginia
The West Virginia Senate on March 18, 2025 passed a package of measures including a youth violence prevention training requirement for grades 6–12, new limits on appointments to fill elected-office vacancies, an exemption for farm-produced commercial feed and a rules "bundle" for agencies in the Department of Administration.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Board of Health meets tonight with all members present for important discussions.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
District certifies $1.4 million for KBEC Group's Family Rehousing Stabilization Program contract.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senator cites disrespect and lack of opinion value in opposing Tuchton's confirmation.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Agency seeks 6% inflation adjustment for public defenders to address retention issues.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
KBEC Group, Inc. confirmed eligible for District contracts following debarment check.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate votes on consent calendar bills focused on education and health initiatives.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Health agent Jim Philbrook reported Eastport Field joined the town coalition for inspections, staff are distributing COVID test kits, and the department will assist Dudley with inspections while its agent is temporarily unavailable.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Agency plans to add 84 positions to enhance public defense representation by 2035.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
City modifies Family Rehousing Program contract, raising budget for 2025 option period.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
House Bill 18 ensures health plans cover medically necessary removal of excess skin in Delaware.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senator Kim highlights the importance of supporting agricultural workers during industry debates.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The board voted to award a two‑year mowing contract to BCB Lawn Services at $7,000 per mowing and approved the Feb. 11, 2025 meeting minutes; both motions carried by voiced assent during the March 11 meeting.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Trial division enhances legal representation with increased statewide coverage.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council extends KBEC Group's contract to maintain case management during provider reduction.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 144 aims to extend family leave benefits for parents of NICU infants.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
House Bill 74 would clarify that a policyholder or claimant privilege is not waived solely because an insurer provides information to the insurance commissioner during an examination; industry witnesses and the Department of Insurance expressed support or neutrality and the committee released the bill.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee questions funding allocation for legal aid amid 7000 unrepresented offenders awaiting trial.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Consultant Gary Magnuson reported the Dresser Hill Road gas-leak remediation is trending toward meeting drinking-water standards and the town will continue annual monitoring until four quarters meet the standard.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Iowa Senate introduces bill mandating Holocaust education in school curricula.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 164 aims to improve access to opioid antagonists in schools to save lives.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Governor's budget recommends adding 82 lawyers to Oregon's public defense workforce.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
A bill requiring individual health insurance plans to cover medically necessary removal of excess skin and subcutaneous tissue was released from the House Economic Development, Banking, Insurance, and Commerce Committee; sponsors said Delaware law already defines "medically necessary" for health plans and that most carriers already provide coverage
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town consultants reported state sign-offs that reduce sampling at nearby homes, outlined a timeline to bid a landfill capping project this year, and discussed logistics for soil imports, contractor selection and abutter notification.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia allows hospitals to utilize imaging scanners and develop small format hospitals.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
District Council approves Human Care Agreement for community service tasks.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon plans to increase public defender resources in Douglas County and serve unrepresented populations.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senator Gonzales honors farmers and discusses immigration's impact on the agricultural sector.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
The House Economic Development, Banking, Insurance, and Commerce Committee released House Bill 18, which increases new and renewal insurance licensing fees by $25, allows the Department of Insurance to retain 15% of the increased fee revenue and to keep up to $5 million in a regulatory revolving fund to manage the two-year licensing renewal cycle.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature amends law to allow micro hospitals to bypass certificate of need review process.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senators express concerns over Jay Touchton's potential conflicts and call for transparency.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislation aims to maintain WVSSAC rankings while allowing homeschool student participation
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
At an informational hearing on House Bill 5031, the Oregon Public Defense Commission detailed budget requests including 82 new attorney equivalents, a bonded case-management system, and rate changes for hourly providers, and warned that tens of thousands of open and unrepresented cases are not counted in standard biennial forecasts.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. Department of Human Services allocates $1.7M for Collaborative Solutions contract
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
House Bill 1043 strengthens homeowner protections and mandates HOA notification requirements.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
Delaware Towing Association backs House Bill 67 to regulate predatory towing issues statewide.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
DCHuman Services extends contract budget and updates living wage for Family Rehousing Program
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia House Bill 3488 aims to support homeschool student participation in athletics
Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, House, Legislative, Florida
Committee discusses expanding Bright Futures scholarship for students with military parents overseas.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature allows homeschool students to compete in interscholastic athletics with regulations
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
AAA and Tide Shift Justice Project endorse House Bill 67 to protect car owners' rights.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Senate confirmed James J. Tuchton to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission following extended debate on his record and perceived conflicts; supporters cited his conservation background while opponents raised questions about transparency and relationships with stakeholders.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
Legislation sets caps on towing fees and mandates public access to storage facilities
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council considers emergency modifications to contract for Family Rehousing and Stabilization services.
Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, House, Legislative, Florida
Kolura emphasizes workforce development, student support, and technology innovation at college.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia legislators introduce bill enabling Board of Education to propose rules.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
House Bill 1043, which tightens notice and reporting requirements for homeowners associations and includes a provision to give homeowners up to nine months to sell before foreclosure, passed the Senate after committee amendments clarifying compliance and notice methods.
Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, House, Legislative, Florida
Trustees plan to improve nursing education and expand workforce initiatives at Broward College.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Collaborative Solutions will provide case management for 150 families facing homelessness.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature mandates State Board of Education to submit rules for legislative review.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
Representative Williams sponsors legislation to prohibit devices that conceal vehicle number plates.
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The Department of Human Services expands funding for Family Rehousing through March 2025.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia authorizes Huntington to impose special excise tax for economic development district.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 31, amended to require emergency alerts be made available in at least two languages and to avoid new state costs, was adopted. The sponsor and committee described changes that narrow the bill’s scope and leave flexibility to 9-1-1 agencies on compliance methods.
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
The House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee released House Bill 67 after testimony from towing industry representatives, consumer advocates and residents. The bill sets a $250 cap on towing fees, a $50 daily storage cap, mandatory public display of rates and rules for returning personal belongings.
Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, House, Legislative, Florida
The Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee held individual three‑minute confirmation interviews for nominees to multiple state college boards and voted to recommend a block of nominees (tabs 2–22, except tab 8) to the Committee on Ethics and Elections. The committee emphasized workforce training, nursing programs, fiscal responsibility and—
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
District of Columbia extends Family Rehousing and Stabilization Program contract to late 2024
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature enacts bill to manage jail funds and limit county financial responsibilities.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Effective July 2023, new per diem costs and inmate handling rules announced for jails.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 144, containing technical clarifications and targeted benefit adjustments (including extended leave for some NICU cases and mechanics to smooth contribution changes), was adopted after floor debate about program scope, business impacts and an amendment informed by a recent state audit.
Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, House, Legislative, Florida
The Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee voted to report CS for SB 270 favorably after senators approved an amendment extending Bright Futures eligibility by 12 months for students whose parent served overseas in public service and clarifying an implementation date of the 2025–26 school year. The committee also added AP Capstone as an AP-‑‑
2025 Legislature DE Collection, Delaware
The House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee voted to release legislation that would prohibit devices that switch or obscure license plates, following testimony from the Delaware State Police and questions from committee members.
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Collaborative Solutions for Communities secures $1.7 million contract for homeless assistance services.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislature protects deployed servicemembers' families from financial and custody actions during service.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate Bill 164, requiring measures to increase access to opioid antagonists (naloxone) and clarifying school policy and state board consultation with youth, was adopted after floor discussion emphasizing student-driven demand and rural response times.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Contract period for Family Rehousing Program extended until April 27, 2025.
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Legislation establishes protections and penalties for servicemembers' custody rights post-deployment.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate bill seeks to elevate Espanola's lowriding culture and boost tourism in New Mexico
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
New amendment requires all-inclusive pricing for online sales in Oregon starting next year
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Senate approved Senate Bill 173, which clarifies statutory definitions used in calculating fiscal-year spending under section 20 of article X of the Colorado Constitution (TABOR). Sponsors said the changes narrow language about sales and damage awards; opponents argued it weakens taxpayer protections.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council authorizes $1.7M payments for emergency modifications to My Sister's Place contract.
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia's HB3493 aims to protect deployed service members, introduced on March 18, 2025.
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Senate Bill 798 aims to exempt certain state agency employees from classified civil service.
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Law changes aim to support larger counties with mandated school bus transportation.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Legislators support a new lowrider license plate to fund grants for museums in New Mexico.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 569 aims to support underserved businesses through legal assistance funding.
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District of Columbia selects My Sister’s Place to continue FRSP case management services.
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Texas House passes legislation mandating voter consent for large-scale pesticide use.
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Iowa Senate proposes HF336 to enhance Holocaust education for students statewide
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1138 promotes a workforce standards board to enhance home care worker wages and conditions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
Committee members voted to give a do-pass recommendation to a bill intended to strengthen the Department of Taxation and Revenue’s ability to reject inappropriate personalized or specialty license plate applications and defend rejections on First Amendment grounds.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Office of Attorney General approves contract for My Sister's Place totaling $1,694,810.52
Introduced Bills, House Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislators propose changing school transportation calculations from enrollment to bus mileage
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislation allows new hires and promoted staff to bypass civil service and grievance procedures
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers receive diverse testimonies on new bill addressing business equity concerns in Oregon.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
A bill to create a motorcycle-sized version of an existing "Look Twice for Motorcycles" license plate received a unanimous do-pass recommendation from the committee after proponents described safety benefits and community support.
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Council considers emergency bill to approve modifications for case management services contract
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Legislature adjusts transportation aid calculations to benefit larger counties mandating bus services.
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Legislation creates commission to enhance public water system safety and management in West Virginia.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
My Sister’s Place secures contract modifications totaling $1.7 million for homeless services
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Care providers argue Senate Bill 1138 undermines caregiver wages and complicates care regulations.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Legislation requires plans for tank monitoring and enhances communication during service disruptions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, New Mexico
A House committee voted to give a do-pass recommendation to a specialty license plate bill honoring the "Lowrider Capital of the World," with supporters saying proceeds would fund museum exhibits and the plate would celebrate local culture.
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LegiScan updates on new bills impacting veterans services and education across multiple states.
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The District awards My Sister’s Place $847K to aid 150 families facing homelessness.
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West Virginia explores new system for tracking and reporting proposed legislation efficiently.
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Election Commissioners establish procedures for documenting assisted voters and ballot handling
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Senator Hart presents Bill 797 to enhance public water system commission regulations in West Virginia
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senator Steinborn appears at the executive session in a wig.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 430 (dash‑1) would require advertised online prices to include all fees and charges a purchaser must pay, with narrow exceptions; multiple industry witnesses praised transparency goals but raised concerns about variable fees, technical compliance, and a private right of action under the Unlawful Trade Practices Act.
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D.C. Council approves $1.69 million contract with My Sister’s Place for 2024-2025.
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West Virginia enacts bill requiring photo ID for voters in upcoming elections
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
West Virginia Bill 681 aims to give PSC authority over internet service providers.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
DC Government extends Family Rehousing and Stabilization Program contract until December 2024.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
No substantive agenda items, motions, or votes are contained in the provided transcript segment; the record only shows an announcement to enter an executive session.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 605 dash‑4 would make it an unlawful trade practice to report medical debt to consumer reporting agencies, remove existing medical debt from credit reports, and give plaintiffs the ability to obtain orders voiding medical debt; the dash‑4 revises the definition of medical debt to exclude cosmetic surgery and removes a definition of '
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1138 would create a Home and Community Based Services Workforce Standards Board to set wages, benefits, training and staffing standards across multiple care settings. Proponents argued a board could address high turnover and low pay; opponents warned it could duplicate regulation, raise costs and worsen access without state funding.
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Law mandates Public Service Commission oversight of internet service providers in West Virginia.
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Washington DC increases Family Rehousing contract total and extends option period for services.
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West Virginia establishes new rules for voting ID verification and provisional ballots.
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
Senate Finance Committee goes into executive session without objections from members.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
Iowa legislature approves HF336 mandating Holocaust education for students.
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 569, as described at a public hearing, would direct the Oregon Business Development Department to establish a grant program funding the Small Business Legal Clinic at Lewis & Clark Law School to assist underserved businesses; the dash‑1 amendment replaces the measure and includes a $4 million appropriation for the 2025 biennium and a 9/
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My Sisters Place Inc receives Certificate confirming compliance with DC tax requirements.
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Bill mandates photo identification to distinguish citizen and noncitizen voter documents
Senate, Legislative, New Mexico
During a meeting, Senator Campos moved to close the public portion of the Senate Finance Committee and enter executive session; Senator Gonzales seconded the motion, the chair reported no objections, and staff cleared the room and ended the public Zoom feed.
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DHS requests council approval to continue Maximus case management during provider transition.
Introduced Bills, Senate Bills, 2025 Bills, West Virginia Legislation Bills, West Virginia
State sets new classifications and requirements for various types of drivers' licenses
Labor and Business, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate Committee on Labor and Business adopted an amendment to permit the Oregon Infrastructure Finance Authority to approve a loan to the Port of Coos Bay for repairs at the Charleston Shipyard and moved the amended bill to the Senate floor with a referral request to the Joint Committee on Ways and Means. The amendment includes a $1.5 million,
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
At a March 18 public hearing, small municipalities, operators and state officials told the House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee that current wastewater operator tests are weighted toward mechanical plants and create high failure rates for lagoon operators; bill HB 3655 would direct DEQ to develop an examination and certification program,
Williams County, North Dakota
Families enjoy community ice fishing event with over 100 participants, mostly children under eight.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Contract period for Family Rehousing Program extended to April 30, 2025, without additional cost.
Finance and Tax , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
Committee on Finance and Tax supports bill aiding families seeking housing during medical care.
Caroline County, Maryland
At a March 18 workshop, Caroline County commissioners reviewed capital and operating requests for fiscal year 2026, with staff saying roughly $7.3 million is available for capital while departments requested about $10.4 million. Commissioners flagged a roughly $3.1 million shortfall and set placeholders and priorities while deferring final votes.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Oregon House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee on March 18 voted to move House Bill 2332 to the floor with a "do pass" recommendation; the bill would prohibit the Department of Environmental Quality from requiring a Title 5 operating permit for air‑curtain incinerators under certain circumstances.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
D.C. certifies $1.69 million for My Sister's Place Family Rehousing Stabilization Program.
Williams County, North Dakota
United Sportsman's event ensures every child receives fishing gear and prizes in Williston.
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioners unanimously support grant request for Diakania's phase 1 community development project.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 385 establishes a three-strike rule for false child abuse reporting penalties.
Finance and Tax , Standing Committees, Senate, Legislative, Florida
The Committee on Finance and Tax voted to report Senate Bill 182 favorably. The bill would create the "Take the Home Away From Home" tax credit to encourage business donations to charitable hospitality homes that provide lodging for families of seriously ill children. The credit is capped at $2,500,000 and is tied to the corporate insurance premium
Williams County, North Dakota
City prepares for park openings while finalizing Blacktail Dam project bids.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
DC Council passes amendment prohibiting healthcare entities from charging for personal medical records
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioner Bertino calls for clearer communication on rising service rates for residents.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator criticizes Trump's actions as unconstitutional and dangerous to democracy and due process.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Farmers seek to integrate solar panels to improve agriculture and sheep health.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council approves designation of bridge in honor of Judith E. Heumann
Worcester County, Maryland
Council members debate the financial implications of a $9M loan on ratepayers.
Williams County, North Dakota
Committee approved minutes from Feb. 18 and received updates on a successful youth fishing derby, park master-plan work (dirt contractor change and April mobilization), Lookout Park sprinkler connection, Blacktail Dam bid interest, buoy deployment timing, health-department follow-up on primitive-site sanitation, and seasonal staffing.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Langdon advocates for farmers to innovate with energy solutions to enhance agricultural productivity.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Lawmakers introduce bill to rename Connecticut Avenue Bridge honoring disability rights leader Judith Heumann.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
On March 19 the Oregon Senate recorded final passage of several bills with brief floor presentations: SB 847 (PERS health insurance subsidy), SB 959 (alarm systems and signal jammers), SB 993 (release of booking photos to licensed investigators) and HB 2154 (permanent county safety corridor program).
Worcester County, Maryland
Commissioners discuss Ocean Pines' $17,000 budget deficit and complex water system issues.
Caroline County, Maryland
Caroline County proclaims April 2025 as National Child Abuse Prevention Month to promote awareness.
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Mayor issues emergency declaration concerning life-threatening built environment issues.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Oregon Landscape Contractors Association advocates for rebates to ease battery equipment costs.
Caroline County, Maryland
CASA representatives present strategies for April's child abuse prevention month.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
DC Council members propose legislation to protect architects and engineers aiding in disasters
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers address agrivoltaics challenges and opportunities for family farms in Oregon.
Caroline County, Maryland
Commissioners approve amendments for cannabis facility regulations during legislative session.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
Council discusses actions following Mayor's approval and congressional review timeline.
Caroline County, Maryland
Council allocates funds for Denton Elementary HVAC and 4 H Park enhancements amid budget constraints.
Introduced, Senate, 2025 Bills, District of Columbia Legislation Bills, District of Columbia
New section protects licensed architects from civil liability at emergency scenes.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon lawmakers discuss agrivoltaics to boost farming income and renewable energy efficiency.
Caroline County, Maryland
Caroline County discusses funding Chesapeake College's new building as state budget remains uncertain.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Small municipalities push for fair certification process tailored to Lagoon system operators
Caroline County, Maryland
On March 18 the Caroline County Board approved an exclusive listing agreement with Keller Williams to market the DaySpring townhomes and appointed Matthew Bridal to the county Construction Trades Board. Both actions passed with unanimous aye votes.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
City administrators argue for relevant lagoon testing to reduce certification failures.
Caroline County, Maryland
The Caroline County Board of County Commissioners held public hearings March 18 on a zoning amendment to conform to state cannabis law and on a proposed local code amendment allowing the zoning administrator to deny permits when property has unabated violations. No members of the public spoke at either hearing.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Task force focuses on agrivoltaics to improve farming practices and energy integration.
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
At a March 18 hearing the Oregon Landscape Contractors Association and industry representatives urged the House committee to support HB 2067, a bill directing the Oregon Department of Energy to create a rebate program for commercial battery‑powered leaf blowers and related charging infrastructure; witnesses described equipment, battery and facility
Climate, Energy, and Environment, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2063 would create an 11‑member agrivoltaics task force to study whether and how to allow solar energy production co‑located with agriculture; researchers, farmers and industry representatives told the House Climate, Energy and Environment Committee that agrivoltaics can increase land‑use efficiency but that state guidance is needed to保护高