What happened on Monday, 14 April 2025
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Capital Projects staff told the board that contractors unearthed shallow or unrecorded sewer and water lines during construction on several streets, prompting additional work and a request for about $3.21 million in change orders to replace aging infrastructure encountered in the field.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Dallas Police and Dallas Fire Rescue told the Public Safety Committee on April 14 that hiring has increased in recent months but attrition remains elevated; both agencies described recruiting outreach and next academy dates.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3063 seeks to maintain student enrollment in homeschool districts during hospitalization.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The board approved a BuyBoard cooperative contract with Kirby Smith Machinery for acquisition, repair and rental of Komatsu-branded construction equipment with a five-year NTE of about $7.75 million, staff said.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
The committee unanimously approved the March minutes and the chair announced item C (civil service) will be held until the new police chief reviews the academy and the proposal.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2,421 expands Direct Admissions to include Oregon's private nonprofit universities.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Testimony in the Senate Education Committee supported House Bill 3,063, which would require that students enrolled in hospital education programs remain enrolled as residents of their home school districts to keep access to curricular materials and related technology during hospitalization.
House committee examines multiple bills addressing budget impacts, health care employment, and school safety.
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Alaska's budget includes $14.8 million for security and barracks conversion projects.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The board approved awarding a construction contract to Mountain Cascade of Texas for the Milan Creek gravity sewer and new lift station to support TxDOT I-35 widening. Staff said the low bid was about $15.3 million with a contingency that brings the NTE to about $16 million.
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Alaska approves funding for multiple transportation and infrastructure improvement projects.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Official takes oath to defend Constitution and fulfill duties of office.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
City staff recommended the board forward a resolution to City Council supporting a transmission asset transfer with TMPA that changes ownership of certain transmission assets; Denton would take assets with about $3.2 million net book value and TMPA would take other assets valued at about $7 million, staff said.
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Legislators approve funding for key projects including ADA improvements and electric vehicle infrastructure.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The board recommended an ordinance to council approving a change order that replaces lime stabilization with cement stabilization after field cores showed sandy subgrade material; staff said cement will shorten cure time and help progress the work.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Nominee expresses gratitude for Trump’s nomination and emphasizes values of public service.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Supporters told the Senate Education Committee the change would streamline administration of the Educator Advancement Council by removing an intergovernmental agreement and placing staff support with the Oregon Department of Education; proponents said the move is largely a technical fix with no anticipated fiscal impact.
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Alaska funds various transportation projects including Ketchikan and Kodiak airport enhancements.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The Public Utility Board voted to approve a change order for the Bonnie Brae Phase 3 road and utility project that staff said covers escalation, additional general conditions and 210 extra construction days. Staff said the change order will use existing contingency funds and requests additional contingency to continue work.
House Bill 124 updates environmental fee structures while House Bill 133 aids adults with disabilities.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Parker presents SCR 23 to recognize Texas students' talents with a dedicated week.
House votes unanimously in favor of bills addressing district attorney fees and student speech rights.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Kevin Marino Cabrera takes oath as US Ambassador to Panama, succeeding through public service dedication.
Finance committee approves significant bills on victims' rights and domestic violence registry.
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Legislature approves major funding for airport relocations, graders, and snow removal equipment
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Community gathers to celebrate Kevin Marino Cabrera's appointment as US Ambassador to Panama.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
A bill heard April 14 would allow Oregon’s private nonprofit colleges to participate in a Higher Education Coordinating Commission direct‑admissions program created by 2024 education legislation; supporters said the change would expand options for first‑generation and underserved students.
House Bill 968 advances through Tennessee House, focusing on strict youth vaping protections.
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Kevin Marino Cabrera was sworn in as the United States ambassador to the Republic of Panama at a ceremony held in the Miami‑Dade County Commission chamber. Local officials, family and colleagues attended; Cabrera thanked President Donald J. Trump and the U.S. Senate and said he will be guided by questions of national security and prosperity.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
Planning Director Kevin Freeman told the board the department received a Live Local Act proposal called Causeway Cove that could include roughly 1,000 units with 40% required affordable housing; he also reported on staffing shortages, an annexation strategy and emphasis on sidewalks, school routes and conservation.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
At its April 14 meeting the Fort Pierce Planning Board re-elected Anton Bridal as chair and retained Ms. Clemens as vice chair in unanimous roll-call votes by the board members present.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
The Planning Board unanimously recommended approval of a district site plan for an 18,000-square-foot office and flex space development at 2591 McNeil Road, citing compatibility with corridor commercial uses and seven staff conditions.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Concurrent Resolution 29 names El Paso the boot capital of Texas celebrating local traditions.
Legislators pass bill establishing revenue sharing framework for college athletes in Tennessee.
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Legislature allocates funds for housing, revenue systems, and public safety improvements.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
The planning board approved a site plan for Margarita Villa, a four-story, 30-unit apartment building at 4101 Orlando Avenue, unanimously approving staff’s recommendation with seven conditions. The application includes tree preservation, bioswales and five requested bonus units.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
State allocates funds to support salaries of district attorneys and enhance public safety.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Padilla emphasizes craftsmanship and community support in El Paso's bootmaking industry.
FW&M Appropriations, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Senate committee adopts funding amendments totaling over $20 million for various local initiatives.
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Legislature allocates funding for traffic signals, road rehabilitation, and transit assistance projects.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Department outlines budget priorities and addresses increasing legal service demands and funding challenges.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
The Fort Pierce Planning Board on April 14 approved a conditional-use design review for the Crossroads Recreational Vehicle Park, an 84-space transient RV park with amenities and stormwater features, by a 7-0 vote with six staff conditions.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Attorney General discusses expanding consumer protection and combating organized crime in Oregon.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon DOJ requests additional attorney and staff positions to enhance legal enforcement efforts.
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Legislature approves funding for road resurfacing and bridge replacements in various highways.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Renee Wong presents El Paso's boot making heritage to secure official designation.
FW&M Appropriations, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Senate adopts multiple funding amendments including $1.4M for Middle Tennessee State scholarships.
Prince George's County, Maryland
GoPrince George's plan aims to improve countywide transportation and mobility options.
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Alaska invests in multiple infrastructure projects including highways and recreation areas.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2053 passes committee to honor extraordinary public service in Texas.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Task Force grows from 5 to 19 positions to combat child exploitation through cyber tips
FW&M Appropriations, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
Committee adopts multiple amendments, including $1M for Volunteers in Medicine and $4.25M for Child Advocacy.
Prince George's County, Maryland
County officials propose lower service levels to incentivize pedestrian improvements in transit areas.
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Senate Bill 57 allocates over $2.4 billion across general and federal funds.
FW&M Appropriations, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee
A preparation subcommittee of the Finance, Ways & Means appropriations process approved dozens of amendments and earmarks, including disaster relief grants, university equipment funds and new grant pools for volunteer fire departments and rescue squads.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Patuxent Riverkeeper advocates for direct engagement with planners on water trail projects.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SCR 19 authorizes replica of National Life Monument to honor motherhood and human life.
Legislators celebrate the Grand Ole Opry's 100th anniversary highlighting its cultural significance.
Prince George's County, Maryland
The plan focuses on transportation improvements for roads, transit, and pedestrian networks.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon's organized crime section improves investigations while addressing increased child solicitation cases.
Legislators commemorate Holy Week and reflect on the Fort Pillow massacre's historical significance.
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State allocates funds for various Glenn Highway enhancements and safety improvements.
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Senate Bill 57 secures significant funding for aviation system updates and local projects.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Bill 2160 moves forward to enhance employee benefits after positive feedback from state employees
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Committee on Administration certified the recommended April 16, 2025 local and uncontested calendar after removing seven bills for not being proper for the calendar and excluding two additional bills after member objections; certification passed 6-0.
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Legislature approves funding for various transportation initiatives in several highway districts.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SCR 23 would designate a statewide recognition week for gifted and talented students; the sponsor cited TEA data on identification rates and state administrative requirements for gifted instruction. The resolution was left pending after lay-out.
Senate Bill 406 passes to allow judges in domestic violence cases to issue protection orders.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Department of Justice’s Civil Enforcement Division asked the Senate Committee on Public Safety for additional attorneys and staff to enforce the Unlawful Trade Practices Act, the Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (SB 619), and to expand the federally matched Medicaid Fraud Control Unit amid rising referrals and complex schemes.
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Alaska's new funding bill outlines $636M allocations for various state departments.
Davidson County members are listed as prime sponsors during voting on two house resolutions.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses birth control coverage and medical inflation impacts on health plans.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
A committee substitute to SCR 19 would authorize a privately funded replica of the National Life Monument on Capitol grounds consistent with state preservation rules; proponents from pro-life groups testified in favor and the resolution was left pending.
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Alaska reallocates $9.8 million for federal highway and aviation matching funds.
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Alaska allocates $10 million to various agencies including health and public safety departments.
Legislators discuss resolution honoring SpaceX while addressing pollution issues in Memphis.
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Legislature approves significant funding for ferry grants and various infrastructure improvements.
Legislators pass Senate Bill 13 79 to increase daycare access in Tennessee.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Department of Justice told the Senate Committee on Public Safety about expanded Internet Crimes Against Children staffing, the elimination of investigation backlogs, and a policy proposal to create regional organized‑crime response teams and a law‑clerk pipeline to support district attorney offices across Oregon.
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Legislature allocates $2.79 billion to Transportation, University of Alaska, and Judiciary funding.
Finance and Taxation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee votes against House Bill 1266 to include tax exemption in property bills
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Legislature approves significant funding for essential airport equipment and infrastructure upgrades.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee votes 3-2 against amended school choice bill highlighting limited rural opportunities.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Committee on Administration voted to report SCR 29, a nonbinding concurrent resolution recognizing El Paso’s boot-making industry; two El Paso representatives testified in support and described the industry’s economic and cultural role.
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Alaska allocates funds totaling $10,092,300 for Clean Water and $21,415,000 for Drinking Water.
Representatives discuss bill to address daycare costs and enhance accessibility for families.
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Alaska announces significant funding for road and bridge rehabilitation and safety programs.
Tennessee Senate honors 130th Air Refueling Wing for critical fuel support during Iran's missile attacks.
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Alaska allocates funds for key upgrades including roads, ferries, and transit marketing.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Engineer calls for local engagement in construction decisions to minimize business impact.
Committee on Administration, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on Administration voted to report Senate Bill 2,053 favorably after a brief lay-out; the bill would authorize a Governor’s Medal of Service to honor enduring public service, limit awards to twice yearly and allow private funding for administrative costs.
Senate approves education funding amendments and new wetlands permitting legislation.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate Committee on Public Safety held an informational hearing on House Bill 5014, the biennial budget request for the Oregon Department of Justice, which includes funding to continue the Legal Tools Replacement project, backfill federal Victims of Crime Act shortfalls, expand in‑house litigation staff and pay related debt service.
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Legislature allocates funds for air quality initiatives and significant road improvements statewide.
San Patricio County, Texas
San Patricio County cancels division order after confirming active voter count below 5000.
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Senator Doonan highlights necessity of home rule petition for Taunton's public safety transition.
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The Joint Committee on Public Service heard testimony on multiple retirement-related bills including proposals to auto-enroll state and municipal employees in the SMART Plan, expand access to core deferred compensation, revise PERAC filing rules, require employer data reporting penalties, study purchase-of-service rules, and a pension-fund divestit
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Executive directors of Massachusetts regional planning agencies told the Joint Committee on Public Service that retroactive employer contributions to the Massachusetts State Retirement Board would be unsustainable and could force layoffs or closures of multiple regional planning agencies.
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State lawmakers representing Taunton urged the Joint Committee on Public Service to favor a Taunton-filed home-rule petition designed to give the city flexibility during the transition into a new public safety facility and to support outgoing Chief Walsh through the move.
Joint Committee on Housing, Joint, Legislative, Massachusetts
Erica Tetsowiak advocates for housing as a human right in Massachusetts during testimony.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Kenny Weldon presents his nomination to the committee for the Brazos River Authority.
San Patricio County, Texas
Sonya Witherspoon highlights voting irregularities in San Patricio County during public comments.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates urge Oregon legislature to endorse April 30 as Vietnamese American Remembrance Day.
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Alaska approves significant funding for carbon reduction and various infrastructure projects across the state.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Council members unanimously approved zoning amendments for Woodside Village and discussed new developments.
Joint Committee on Housing, Joint, Legislative, Massachusetts
The Joint Committee on Housing held its first meeting of the session and heard public testimony on House Bill 65, a proposed amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution to recognize a right to housing. No committee vote was taken; members scheduled further work on the proposal.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Commissioner discusses significant funding growth and operational improvements at TxDOT.
House, Legislative, Massachusetts
Wellesley High School track team recognized for winning their eighth division 2 state championship.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Speaker shares personal journey from astronaut dreams to business career influenced by family.
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State allocates funds for various road projects including Seward Highway enhancements and roundabouts.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Council unanimously approves site plans for Broad Creek Townhouses and Central Industrial Park.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Memories of loss and resilience shape testimony at Vietnam War 50th anniversary event.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senators discuss new tax credits for families facing high healthcare costs in Oregon.
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Lawmakers approve $1.06 billion for roads, solar panels, and community developments across Alaska.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee hears testimonies supporting recognition of Vietnamese American history and sacrifices.
House, Legislative, Massachusetts
The House of Representatives voted to suspend Joint Rule 12 on a petition from James J. O'Day to establish a sick leave bank for Dana Johnson, an employee of the Department of Children and Families, and referred the petition to the Committee on Public Service. The action was taken by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Huffman urges approval of Compton for TRS Board, emphasizing its significance for teachers.
Johnson County, Texas
County officials finalize dates for April and May tire collection events across precincts.
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Legislature allocates funds for renewable energy and state facility renovations in Alaska.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Hagenboo discusses prioritizing workforce needs over DEI initiatives in state universities.
Lubbock County, Texas
Commissioners authorize converting 0.25 miles of County Road 5900 for better elderly access.
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Legislators allocate funds for road repairs, bridge replacements, and port electrification projects.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
Senate recognizes educators' visit and honors Beatrice Dwyer with a moment of silence.
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Legislature approves multiple road and infrastructure improvement projects across various districts.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3883 mandates public comment at the start of every public meeting in Oregon.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
San Angelo plans to grow Texas A&M's medical student body from 6 to 24 in two years.
Senate, Legislative, Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Senate voted to suspend rules and refer a petition to the Committee on Health Care Financing, presented a citation to visiting teachers, recognized April as Autistic Awareness Month under state statute, and agreed to adjourn in memory of Beatrice Dwyer.
Lubbock County, Texas
Council member expresses discomfort about voting due to family relations and abstains.
Lubbock County, Texas
Retail Strategies outlines a five-year action plan to revitalize Slaton's downtown area.
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Advocates stress the need for oversight in managing elder care responsibilities.
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TSAIA allocates $100 million for design, reconstruction, and technology enhancements.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Nominee asserts Texas Tech Board must prioritize state citizens and students over institutional interests.
Committee on Nominations, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on Nominations voted 5-0 to favorably report a slate of nominees left pending on the committee's March 31 agenda to the full Senate, then heard testimony and questions for seven additional gubernatorial appointees to state boards and commissions.
Lubbock County, Texas
Lubbock County accepts Jennifer Davidson's resignation and names Rashadi Moore interim superintendent.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3887 would define "work session," require a public comment period for meetings that include votes, and prohibit voting on matters without a public-comment period. Supporters said it discourages voting in informal settings; cities and school boards opposed the bill as drafted, citing operational and emergency concerns.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3883 would require public bodies to provide a reasonable period for public comment at the beginning of every public meeting (except executive session). Supporters called it a needed statutory baseline; local governments and school boards urged amendments on timing, scope and operational impacts.
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State allocates funds for highway safety and trail connections across multiple districts.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The House Committee on Rules on April 14 advanced House Concurrent Resolution 34 — which designates April 30, 2025, as Vietnamese American Remembrance Day — to the floor with a "B adopted" recommendation after a public hearing featuring Vietnamese American lawmakers, scholars and community members.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
New bill aims to safeguard families and ensure compliance in home care services.
Lubbock County, Texas
County commissioners authorize grant submission for South Plains auto theft task force's operational expenses.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee removes 'consider' from study mandate to prioritize vital public safety research.
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Legislators adjust funding limits for federal-aid aviation projects across multiple fiscal years.
Lubbock County, Texas
County considers funding proposal to support Slayton's economic development efforts over three years.
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Arkansas General Assembly approves testing for Duchenne muscular dystrophy in newborn screenings.
Collin County, Texas
Council authorizes staff to explore regional transit agency combining DART and surrounding counties.
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Rep DeCoste explores how informal caregiving may affect workforce dynamics under immigration restrictions.
Appropriations - Human Resources Division, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations — Human Resources Division voted unanimously to adopt two amendment packages to "Senate Bill 20 15," removing a specified 600‑bed figure for correctional planning, and adding a $5,000,000 diversion-and-deflection center grant with conditions including DOCR approval and equipment triggers.
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Senate allocates funds for housing development and infrastructure maintenance in Alaska.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Judges assist national study to enhance judicial effectiveness and advocate for increased funding.
Collin County, Texas
Council authorizes staff to investigate merging DART with Denton and Tarrant County transit agencies.
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Alaska government earmarks funds for crucial highway safety and bridge restoration efforts.
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Alaska reallocates $47 million for highway projects and enhances courthouse communication systems.
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Lawmakers urge urgent action to regulate private equity investments in Massachusetts home care services.
Collin County, Texas
Citizens call for hand marked paper ballots to enhance election security and transparency.
Johnson County, Texas
Council unanimously agrees to purchase real estate for community development efforts.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Council selected Mount Cascade for $15M construction project completion by late 2026.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
New legislation seeks to safeguard consumers and workers in home care from fraud.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Council discusses five-year maintenance contract for Komatsu equipment totaling $7.7 million.
Johnson County, Texas
The commissioners unanimously authorized the county judge to forward a letter offering to pay half the salary for a new AgriLife Extension agent position, limited to $29,723 of county budgeted funds, subject to conditions described in the motion.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Council finalizes substantial $3.3 million change order for Bonnie Brae Phase 3 project.
Appropriations - Education and Environment Division, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations - Education and Environment Division voted 3-2 to recommend 'do not pass' on Bill 1540, an amended school-choice proposal that would have the Bank of North Dakota administer accounts and applies a means test. The committee approved an amendment returning the bill to its Senate Education Policy language before voting the committee
Johnson County, Texas
After executive session, Johnson County commissioners authorized Realtor Hope Kirkpatrick to make an initial $800,000 offer for 110 North Main Street in Cleburne with a 120-day feasibility period and directed county facilities staff to obtain cost estimates for remodeling.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Council approves additional funds as project timeline extends due to easement delays.
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Anchorage funds major infrastructure projects including Fish Creek Trail and utility pole enhancements.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Task force members on April 14 reviewed a draft proposed by the acting county executive to amend police facility adequacy provisions in the subdivision regulations, discussed a pending fiscal impact study and raised concerns about staffing and how response times should factor into development review.
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Alaska Legislature reappropriates funds for legislative projects and 2027 meeting expenses.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Planning staff presented the draft Go Prince George's countywide functional master plan on April 14, outlining multimodal, equity and climate-focused policies, a public outreach record, and a timeline that leads to a joint public hearing in late 2025 and plan adoption in 2026.
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Alaska legislators urge increased funding for marine debris removal and tribal access to resources
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Supporters urge for comprehensive training in dementia care for Massachusetts home health workers
Johnson County, Texas
County and City of Cleburne staff and commissioners discussed and tentatively scheduled a multi-precinct tire collection program for late April–mid May, coordinating trailers and vendor support; organizers emphasized tire-size limits and that tires must be unmounted (no rims).
Prince George's County, Maryland
College assesses high-risk programs while ensuring support for student populations remains a priority.
Johnson County, Texas
Two residents described recurring late-night parties at a private FM 157 event site, reported traffic congestions that blocked the highway, assaults on deputies and underage drinking, and asked the commissioners to pursue lower decibel limits and legislative language to limit after-hours bass and noise.
Johnson County, Texas
At its April 14 regular meeting, the Johnson County Commissioners Court approved a package of routine contracts, bids and purchases — including a depository services award, radio purchases, road-materials bid authorization and an application for a motor vehicle crime-prevention grant — and handled several planning variances and extensions.
Finance and Taxation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Finance and Taxation committee voted 6‑0 to recommend 'do not pass' on House Bill 15‑34, which mirrors House Bill 15‑75; committee members said they will hold HB 15‑75 and therefore do not need to advance 15‑34.
Prince George's County, Maryland
County opens leadership program for returning residents to gain construction certifications.
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Bonds emphasizes dignity in home care and financial resources for seniors during legislative discussion.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Experts stress certified home care reduces costs compared to assisted living facilities.
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Alaska State Legislature calls for partnerships to tackle marine debris challenges.
Finance and Taxation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Finance and Taxation committee approved an amendment and gave a unanimous due‑pass recommendation on House Bill 14‑82, which would require most local bond elections to be held only on primary or general election dates and set a 64‑day notice and county coordination requirements; committee members and staff discussed coordination challenges for
Prince George's County, Maryland
PGC MLS receives $3.3 million for renovations while addressing staffing and funding issues.
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Speakers highlight need for accountability in hiring practices for home care providers
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Council advocates for House Bill 765 and Senate Bill 487 to improve services for seniors.
Finance and Taxation, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Finance and Taxation committee voted to recommend 'do not pass' on House Bill 12‑66, which would increase the disabled veterans' property tax home exemption from $180,000 to $200,000 and clarify ownership rules for joint-owned residences; sponsors said the provision will be proposed for insertion into a pending property tax conference committee
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Chair Loprano addresses staffing for increased tax filing workload at Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals
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Alaska State Legislature supports increased funding for marine debris cleanup and prevention efforts.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Library officials discuss future pilot programs to enhance services in underserved areas.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Community college's budget increase focuses on compensation despite ongoing enrollment challenges.
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LGBTQ Aging Project director advocates for full-time director funding to support strategic goals.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Library officials track low Sunday service attendance and staffing impacts on community programs.
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Alaska's Senator Claman introduces bill for workplace violence protective orders and related amendments.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Joint committee supports bills to modernize home care regulations and aging council structure.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2265, as amended, authorizes a line‑of‑credit administered through the Department of Veterans Affairs to support a veterans welcome center/welcome facility project; amendment adds reporting and minor wording changes. Committee approved the amendment and then the bill, both by recorded votes.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Appropriations voted to advance a $1 million appropriation (Senate Bill 2228) to Commerce to fund grants aimed at preserving rural grocery stores and locker/delivery programs that extend food access to smaller communities.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Library anticipates significant funding cuts and operational impacts in fiscal year 2026.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Councilman Rolfe advocates for increased support of dual enrollment and community college programs.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
The Council advocates for a licensing system to standardize and regulate home care agencies.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2093 would raise the income levels in the zero tax bracket (single and other filing statuses), expanding tax relief for low-income filers and retired peace officers' survivors; sponsors estimated about $20 million in biennial fiscal cost.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Lawmakers heard testimony supporting H.789 / S.470 to create a statewide licensing system for nonmedical home care agencies — proponents cited consumer and worker protections, mandatory background checks, training (including dementia training), and insurance requirements; opponents warned about regulatory cost, enforcement capacity, and possible st
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Judiciary Commission seeks more resources to handle increasing criminal cases and ensure oversight.
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Alaska introduces protective orders allowing employers to shield employees from workplace violence.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Federal funding uncertainties threaten Maryland institutions' aid programs for underrepresented students.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
The Joint Committee on Aging and Independence heard testimony on H.765 / S.487 to amend Chapter 40, Section 8B so directors of municipal councils on aging can hire staff without a separate council vote and to modernize age-related terminology; proponents said the change reflects current municipal practice while one lawmaker sought clarification on聘
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
House Finance and Tax changes would deposit $50 million biennially (about $25 million per year) from a share of the gross production tax into the energy impact grant fund; the amendment adjusts bucket allocations and timing.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Doherty supports clarifying self storage laws to improve accountability and consumer protection.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Lawmakers examine suspensions for illegal alcohol sales impacting multi-channel retailers.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Court enables employers to swiftly obtain protective orders against recent violence or threats.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Massachusetts committee supports measures to enforce penalties on illegal alcohol sales statewide.
Prince George's County, Maryland
County library officials recognize infrastructure inequities affecting community meeting spaces in Oxon Hill.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Officials discuss funding for drug courts in rural parishes during recent statements.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Prince George's Community College presented a $142.9 million FY 2026 operating budget. Officials said the increase rests on state aid and tuition while county contribution holds; they warned that federal uncertainty around Predominantly Black Institutions funding and other grants could affect programs and staff.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska updates definitions for workplace violence and clarifies protective order attorney fees.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate Bill 2160 would move the state employee health plan from a "grandfathered" status to a non-grandfathered plan aligned with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Sponsors and agency officials said the change would give the PERS board more flexibility over plan design to slow premium growth, while opponents and some committee members
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Lapore enhances Protective Order Registry for effective response to domestic violence statewide
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Multiple witnesses from the Massachusetts Veterinary Technician Association and allied groups testified for H.407/S.277, arguing that state licensure would ensure minimum education and hands‑on skills for veterinary technicians and reduce preventable medical errors for animals.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska updates protective order statutes, prohibiting attorney fees against petitioners.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Prince George's County Memorial Library System presented a $37.9 million FY 2026 operating budget and $3.3 million in capital renovations. Officials said compensation increases and frozen positions will strain operations, several federal grants are paused, and branch-equity and repair needs remain pressing.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee added an emergency clause to House Bill 13‑32, a $30 million line‑of‑credit for a potato processing warehouse project in Grand Forks, and recommended the bill do pass as amended; the bill will return to policy for further action.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Package Stores Association told the committee H.390 would extend suspension authority to all retail activity at stores found guilty of illegal alcohol sales, arguing the change restores parity across retail tiers and strengthens deterrence.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Judiciary emphasizes collaboration and investment in rehabilitation through expanded drug court programs.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska Court System establishes new procedures for protective orders and related petitions
Marion County, Florida
Commissioners unanimously approve revised plans featuring pickleball courts and public amenities.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Provider groups told the committee that H.348/S.220 would create an independent, self‑sustaining board to license applied behavior analysts, reduce application backlogs and improve oversight of publicly funded services for autism treatment.
Marion County, Florida
Commissioners discuss Longleaf Park PUD and connections to Ocala's utility systems.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
CASA serves 1799 new children and recruits 319 volunteers, achieving statewide coverage.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska amends laws to enhance protective orders for workplace violence incidents.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations Committee amended the Insurance Department budget (10‑10) to add one attorney, salary equity dollars and funding for the fire marshal and folded the Securities Department budget into the insurance appropriation; the committee recommended due pass on 10‑10 but recorded a do‑not‑pass on the standalone securities budget (10‑11).
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations Committee amended and recommended a due pass on the Department of Public Instruction budget (10‑13), funding a 3%/3% per‑pupil increase carried in the K‑12 bill, a range of ongoing grants, a $7.3 million expansion of free‑meal eligibility to 225% of poverty, regional education association support and one‑time strategic grants.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Massachusetts Association of Realtors told the committee that House Bill 343 and Senate Bill 232 would require recurring fair-housing training for all licensed real estate professionals; witnesses described discrimination incidents and called for mandatory licensing requirements.
Marion County, Florida
Developers reach agreements on traffic studies and buffer conditions for Ocala development project.
Lubbock County, Texas
City Manager Wade Wilson highlights Slaton's downtown growth potential amid expected expansion.
Lubbock County, Texas
On April 14, Lubbock County Commissioners Court approved a package of routine contracts and resolutions including service agreements for internet and IT routing equipment, an interlocal inmate‑housing agreement with Crosby County, a purchase/maintenance procurement for Axon body and in‑car cameras, Johnson Controls chiller maintenance, and a grant‑
Lubbock County, Texas
A consultant outlined a proposed North Park tax increment reinvestment zone covering roughly 333 acres and a $3.6 million park project; the county took the presentation for future consideration and made no decision on participation.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Industry representatives told the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure that pending bills H.340/S.236 would clarify when operators may begin abandonment procedures, recognize electronic rental agreements and address tenant transfers after facility sales.
Lubbock County, Texas
The Lubbock County Commissioners Court voted 2–2 with one abstention on April 14 to deny a request that would have provided $45,000 toward a three‑year downtown revitalization engagement for the city of Slaton; proponents said the plan would be phased over three years and include a $45,000 first‑year payment.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska enacts compact to facilitate interstate Occupational Therapy services and enhance access.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Appropriations Committee amended House Bill 13‑69 to raise per‑pupil payments a greater amount (described in committee as a 3%/3% adjustment), increase a school revolving loan carve‑out for an Air Force base project, and move $100 million from the foundation aid stabilization fund into the school revolving loan fund; committee sent the m
Marion County, Florida
Commissioners seek 30-day deadline for easement agreement to connect utilities or consider alternatives.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate Appropriations Committee amended and recommended a due-pass on House Bill 15‑84, creating a Pharmacy Benefit Manager Enforcement Fund funded by existing drug pricing monies, authorizing $1.2 million in annual spending and three full‑time positions for enforcement.
Marion County, Florida
The Marion County Board of County Commissioners approved four consent zoning items covering rezones and a special use permit for parcels across the county; the consent motion passed unanimously.
Marion County, Florida
The Marion County Board of County Commissioners directed staff to pursue a utility easement for the Highway 27 West (case 241211ZP) development and approved fallback options; the board also adopted the related ordinance. The directive passed 4–1; the ordinance vote was unanimous.
Marion County, Florida
The Marion County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a Planned Unit Development amendment for Southeast 70 Third (case 250407ZP) that adds one residential lot, relocates amenities including four pickleball courts and permits a six‑foot opaque fence in place of some vegetative buffers subject to master‑plan approval and landscape‑ark
Wake County, North Carolina
Regional rail implementation plan aims to identify projects for Wake Transit by June.
Teton County, Wyoming
Local officials aim to improve WIC services by transitioning management to county control
Wake County, North Carolina
Raleigh struggles with BRT project bids, plans to increase participation for federal funding.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Occupational Therapists can transfer licenses between states under Compact Privilege rules.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
SB 172 outlines definitions relevant to Occupational Therapists' licensing and regulation.
Teton County, Wyoming
Becky Keefer recognizes Caroline Sheehan's 22 years of dedicated service to Teton County.
Teton County, Wyoming
Building Department anticipates savings from hiring plan reviewer to reduce outsourcing costs.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers increase project size for wind energy contracts with major utilities in Oregon.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
The Department of State Civil Service appeared before the House Appropriations Committee on April 14 to discuss recruitment and retention. Director Byron Decatur described market pressures, pension and retirement changes and pay schedule design as factors limiting state hiring competitiveness.
Wake County, North Carolina
Campo and municipalities work together on Wake County's transit plan and BRT routes.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
The House Appropriations Committee received an update from the Office of Technology Services (OTS) on April 14. New OTS CIO Evelina Broussard described an in‑progress mainframe hardware upgrade, consideration of cloud providers, and 44 funded vacant positions; agency leaders told the committee they will seek targeted technology investments to help
Wake County, North Carolina
Wake Transit outlines investment strategy emphasizing service frequency and community infrastructure enhancement.
Teton County, Wyoming
County officials discuss budget cuts in response to new property tax legislation impacts.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 172 introduces changes to occupational therapist and assistant licensure in Alaska.
Teton County, Wyoming
Board considers merging fire protection standards into land development regulations.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3863 enhances criteria for qualifying energy facilities in Oregon to support renewable projects.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
The House Appropriations Committee heard the judiciary's fiscal 2026 budget request on April 14. The judiciary asked for roughly $220 million total, about $199 million in state general fund, and sought increased funding for judges' pay, court technology, security upgrades and programs including CASA, drug and specialty courts and FINS (truancy)
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The House supports the Amy River Basin annual plan ahead of Senate review.
Wake County, North Carolina
County officials seek alignment between strategic plan initiatives and transit project goals.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Legislature reconstitutes commission to enhance cooperation among seven parishes in Amity River Basin.
Wake County, North Carolina
County adapts homeless services during cold season, increasing shelter bed capacity to 190.
Teton County, Wyoming
Commissioners discuss potential self-certification for architects to expedite affordable housing projects
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
The Compact establishes regulations for Occupational Therapists and enhances telehealth services.
Teton County, Wyoming
Teton County planning staff asked April 14 to migrate a standalone fire protection resolution for new subdivisions into the county's Land Development Regulations. Staff said the move would mostly codify existing standards with modest updates recommended by the fire marshal and county engineer; commissioners favored moving forward through the public
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3761 expands Medicaid to cover licensed art therapy, improving mental health access.
Wake County, North Carolina
Wake County anticipates occupancy tax growth but sees lower food and beverage revenue projections.
Teton County, Wyoming
At an April 14 meeting the Teton County Board of Commissioners began formal review of the proposed fiscal 2026 budget after staff reduced an initial $25 million gap to about $7.5 million. Department directors presented cuts, service changes and proposed contracts to narrow the shortfall while noting revenue losses from new state property tax rules.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislature expands tax credits for contributions to education and Alaska Native heritage programs.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The Amite River Basin Commission presented its 2025 annual plan to a joint House–Senate transportation committee; the House approved the plan by voice vote with no objections and will send it to the Senate when a quorum is present. The commission described ongoing projects, a recently completed master plan, and a $100 million Louisiana Watershed ln
Wake County, North Carolina
Wake County outlines upcoming decisions on hospitality tax funding for significant community projects.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Commission discusses collaborative efforts to address flood risks and project funding strategies.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 26 68 establishes oversight for independent search and rescue teams in Oregon.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators analyze funding for educational services and potential federal meal program matches.
Wake County, North Carolina
Wake Transit outlines strategies to enhance bus services and connect Wake County communities by 2033.
Collin County, Texas
Citizens urge delay for voting machine contract amid election integrity concerns and legislative changes.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska's Department of Health plans to amend child care assistance program for federal approval
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The joint Transportation, Highways and Public Works Committee approved the Department of Transportation and Development's 2025'–26 Highway Priority Program after staff described changes to the list, a new project-tracking system and a revised report format. Lawmakers pressed DOTD on project counts, funding splits, coordination with economic‑growths
Wake County, North Carolina
Local leaders emphasize community needs in developing transit hubs across Wake County.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Grama Eric Tribblehorn delivers a Buddhist blessing at the Oregon House session.
Wake County, North Carolina
Campo outlines Wake Transit Plan's priorities, funding strategies, and community engagement efforts.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 171 proposes credits for contributions to educational programs and nonprofits.
Wake County, North Carolina
Wake County plans significant investments to enhance bus rapid transit and community connectivity.
Collin County, Texas
Multiple residents urged the court to delay or amend a contract renewal for election voting systems and services (identified in public comment as AI 57755), arguing for hand‑marked ballots or ballot‑on‑demand printers and raising security and fiscal concerns; commissioners heard the comments but did not take action on the contract at the meeting.
Wake County, North Carolina
County staff reported 61 white‑flag cold‑weather activations in the last season and previewed Phase 2 improvements and a longer‑term operator selection for Second Street Place, a low‑barrier night‑by‑night shelter purchased last year and opened Jan. 1
Collin County, Texas
County staff updated commissioners about two bills under consideration in the Texas Legislature: HB 4275 (countywide polling logistics) and HB 2494/SB 1844 (de‑annexation for lack of municipal services); staff estimated a $13 million equipment cost if HB 4275 passes and warned de‑annexation could shift responsibilities to the county.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Advocates seek 2000 volunteers to enhance supervision in child welfare system statewide.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Broussard reports on progress and future technology investments during committee meeting.
San Patricio County, Texas
The court approved routine minutes, claims, transfers, contracts and personnel changes; the list below summarizes motions taken during the meeting.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon legislators approve new wind energy bill allowing counties to manage projects under 100 megawatts
San Patricio County, Texas
San Patricio County engineer updated the court on ARPA-funded generator installations at the juvenile detention center and the Emergency Operations Center and described commissioning, planned testing and equipment details.
Collin County, Texas
Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution opposing House Bill 23 after staff warned the measure would allow developers to use private third‑party firms for planning compliance and inspections.
Collin County, Texas
Commissioners approved the sheriff's office's application for the FY2026 Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) election security grant, which would cover a portion of salaries and fringe benefits for positions tied to the fusion center; county staff warned positions depend on continued grant funding.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 171 proposes multiple education tax credits and changes to child care programs.
Wake County, North Carolina
County staff reviewed the history and financial structure of Wake County hospitality taxes, outlined revenue trends and the timeline for a 2025 competitive funding process and 2026 stakeholder review, and said an indoor sports facility previously awarded to Cary is not moving forward after a failed local referendum
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon aligns with 37 states on travel insurance regulations to enhance consumer protections.
Collin County, Texas
External auditors issued an unmodified opinion on Collin County's FY2024 financial statements and single-audit; commissioners approved the annual comprehensive financial report and single-audit without objection.
Wake County, North Carolina
Capital Area MPO staff presented a draft Wake Transit 10‑year investment strategy to the Wake County Board of Commissioners, saying the plan assumes about $3.3 billion in revenue over the next decade and prioritizes a core bus rapid transit network, expanded frequent bus service, and community funding area investments while postponing commuter rail
San Patricio County, Texas
The Commissioners Court accepted a Texas General Land Office CDBG-MIT contract worth $25,931,300 to reimburse mitigation projects including dredging and drainage improvements, court records show.
San Patricio County, Texas
The court rescinded a previous order to divide Election Precinct 115 after the election administrator said a review of active vs. registered voters and guidance from Secretary of State attorneys showed the precinct did not exceed the active-voter threshold.
San Patricio County, Texas
A Precinct 3 resident told the Commissioners Court she found apparent mismatches between voter residential addresses and precinct assignments and requested a full voter list to allow further review.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
City staff and the consultant presented a draft update to Idaho Falls’ five-year impact-fee study, including growth assumptions, revised capital-improvement lists and an option to structure residential fees by home square footage instead of broad housing type. Council did not adopt fees but authorized more outreach and scheduled advisory review and
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Office of Community Care and Empowerment staff summarized two memos: a CDBG-funded childcare subsidy and drivers-of-poverty program enrolling families for childcare supports; and a five-year renewal request to continue WIC services at the Lake June clinic, a high-volume site with on-site nutrition and market activities.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3533 mandates upfront pricing for consumer goods to prevent hidden fees
Collin County, Texas
Commissioners unanimously pass resolution opposing HB 23 regarding planning compliance and inspections.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon lawmakers pass House Bill 3560 for childcare zoning and House Bill 3727 for telemedicine.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee votes 14-0 to pass amended bill including Science Center funding.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislature modifies tax credit rules for educational contributions and child care facilities.
Idaho Falls, Bonneville County, Idaho
After a presentation from Resin Architecture on City Hall elevator design and materials, the Idaho Falls City Council authorized up to $7,500 for additional design work to explore changing the light banding color used on a new elevator rain-screen system. Council members stressed the project’s accessibility success while debating aesthetic options,
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Dallas County Health and Human Services told the committee that food insecurity in Dallas County exceeds state and national averages and described a multi-pronged response including community gardens, urban orchards, a mobile market, farmers market expansions and SNAP outreach.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon House approves bills enhancing utility bill transparency and streamlining background check processes.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
City department leaders briefed the Workforce, Education and Equity Committee on department-level progress measures tied to the city's racial equity plan, citing completed indoor-air upgrades, hiring through the Fresh Start reentry program, expanded fleet training, IT accessibility work and procurement steps to boost MWBE participation.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Lawmakers amend tax credits for educational support and contributions in Alaska.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
City Council acknowledges luxury apartment plans as compliant with existing zoning regulations.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
The city voted unanimously to terminate its holdover arrangement for a 126‑space unpaved lot on Indian River Drive after the owner sought a steep rent increase; the commission will restore the site per lease obligations.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
Board endorses amendments increasing units and height in Grand Oaks Town Center project.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
The city council unanimously approves the conceptual plan for Winding Oaks commercial subdivision.
Appropriations, Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators pass amendment adding emergency clause to House Bill 1332 for funding potato facility.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
Two firms responded to an RFP for exterior rehabilitation of the historic 7 Gables House. Tradesman Group ranked highest but their construction price exceeded the Fort Pierce Redevelopment allocation; staff will explore a structural condition assessment, grant options and alternative uses before award.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
The council approved an amendment to the Chapter 163 development agreement for the Grand Oaks Town Center planned development that increases multifamily units, permits up to four-story buildings in a phase, updates traffic analysis references (TIA25-0001) and caps tolling of the agreement's expiration at 48 months.
Collin County, Texas
A North Central Texas regional transit council update reported that council members authorized staff to begin work on a regional transit agency study to address service gaps across the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex; discussion cited DART, Denton and Tarrant County agencies as possible components of a regional approach.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
The council voted to rezone a property from institutional to M-2 (medium industrial) to align land use with surrounding industrial zoning; Fidelity Manufacturing purchased the property in 2024 and a demolition permit is in place for the existing single-family residence.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Legislators approve House Bill 2932, permitting public officials to receive teaching compensation.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
FPUA Director Javier Cisneros told the commission the agency is expanding electric capacity, modernizing the grid, building a new wastewater treatment plant with associated conveyance work and pursuing more than $77 million in grants to offset costs.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislation supports cash contributions for dual-credit courses and early learning programs in Alaska.
Collin County, Texas
Several residents urged the Commissioners Court to delay or amend a contract renewal for ballot-marking devices and maintenance, citing concerns about touchscreens, barcodes and state/federal actions that could change equipment needs before the 2026 primaries.
Ocala, Marion County, Florida
The City approved SUB25-0007, a conceptual plan to create eight commercial lots and multiple tracts for roadway, open space and drainage in the Winding Oaks planned development; utilities will be privately maintained and common drainage handled by a property-owners association.
Collin County, Texas
The Commissioners Court approved a resolution opposing HB 23 (allowing third-party plan review and inspections) and received staff updates on two other bills — HB 4275 on countywide polling costs and HB 2494/SB 1844 on deannexation where full municipal services are not provided.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
The council will update the legislature on invasive species impact and priorities.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
New council to enhance invasive species management and fund allocation in Alaska.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Council prepares yearly report on invasive species, impacts, and management measures.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislation establishes Alaska Invasive Species Council to manage invasive species statewide.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon House approves bill 2387 to improve psilocybin therapy regulations and confidentiality.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
Consultants presented a draft regional vulnerability assessment covering Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie and St. Lucie Village, mapping coastal sea‑level, storm surge and rainfall flood scenarios and outlining grant opportunities through Resilient Florida.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislators advance SB 171 to incentivize contributions to educational institutions and child care.
Collin County, Texas
Collin County Commissioners Court approved the sheriff's office request to apply for a FY2026 Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) election security grant that would fund a portion of staff salary and fringe; commissioners were told the positions would not be sustained if the grants do not materialize.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
Sheriff Richard Del Toro briefed Fort Pierce commissioners on staffing, strategic reorganization, accreditation goals, body‑worn camera use and a push for more transparent budgeting following his first 100 days in office.
Collin County, Texas
External auditors gave Collin County an unmodified (clean) opinion on the annual comprehensive financial report and single audit for the year ended Sept. 30, 2024; commissioners voted unanimously to accept the reports.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 26 68 safeguards search and rescue volunteers; House Bill 29 24 expands youth advisory council.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Attendees gather to celebrate the life of a devoted community member.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislation seeks to raise tax credit cap to $10 million for educational contributions.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Mayor John Whitmire honors George Foreman's legacy and vision for Houston's youth.
Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida
Fire Chief Jeff Lee told the Fort Pierce commission the countywide fire district is adding stations, hiring dozens of firefighters and planning a county training academy to address retirements and rising call volume.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Attendees reflect on George's legacy of love and inspiration during a memorial service.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
SB 173 requires 15 percent apprentice labor on construction contracts over $2.5 million.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
George Foreman shares insights on faith, personal growth, and helping others through music.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers passed House Bill 3761 to license art therapists, create a provisional license pathway, and require Medicaid reimbursement for licensed art therapy services, expanding behavioral health options.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Law updates tax credits for nonprofits and childcare costs for taxpayer employees in Alaska.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
George Foreman inspires with his journey from adversity to heavyweight boxing champion.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislation requires 20 percent of apprentices hired be veterans for public construction contracts.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Official discusses truancy intervention program and seeks funding for local community support.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Family and friends honor a man's love and sacrifice for his loved ones.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The House passed House Bill 3874 to raise the threshold for state-level Energy Facility Siting Council jurisdiction over wind projects from 50 MW to 100 MW, letting counties approve some larger projects locally if both county and developer agree.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers passed House Bill 3211, which directs the Oregon Health Authority to create a voluntary non-opioid directive form patients may use to indicate they do not want opioids, with specified exceptions for emergencies, surgery, hospice and substance-use treatment.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Labor commissioner to report annual veteran apprentice data to the legislature by February 1.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 171 targets funding for education initiatives and dual-credit student scholarships.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Judiciary officials urge budget increases to improve technology and court services statewide.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska allocates funds for early childhood and STEM education initiatives through nonprofit partnerships.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Boxer reflects on life transformation after near-death experience during 1977 match.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The House approved House Bill 2942 to require the Oregon Health Authority and coordinated care organizations to reimburse pharmacists for prescribing and dispensing pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV, extending coverage to Medicaid recipients.
Prince George's County, Maryland
At its April 14, 2025 session the Prince George's County District Council adopted or referred several planning and zoning matters, including the adoption of a zoning order for Woodside Village and approvals/referrals on multiple detailed site plans; votes were unanimous where recorded.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers passed House Bill 2668 to require private or professional search-and-rescue entities to notify and coordinate with county sheriffs and disclose qualifications and intended use before operating in active searches, prompted by testimony about unpaid bills and families exposed on social media.
Prince George's County, Maryland
Prince George's County District Council on April 14, 2025 took under advisement a detailed site plan by Layton Warehouse LLC to convert an existing warehouse and add a new building for consolidated storage on West Hampton Avenue amid unresolved questions about whether the site lies in the Blue Line Corridor transit district overlay and whether the
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
Council members discussed a revised allocation schedule for the 2025 Community Development Block Grant awards that reduces administrative costs by $21,000; the mayor said the revised schedule slightly decreases funding to some nonprofits and will be presented for a vote at the next meeting.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 173 aims to boost public housing construction and support veteran employment.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Family and friends honor George Foreman's life and his philosophy of spreading joy.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
City staff reported that the low bids for the Veterans Memorial Park Fieldhouse general construction (MGJ Construction) and electrical construction (RFP 2025-52) have completed procurement procedures and been approved; the council will consider associated contract signings and an addendum with CHA Consulting.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 171 enables tax credits for contributions to educational and childcare programs.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
The city will ask the council to authorize the mayor to sign an addendum rescinding a contract with Conway Donovan Manley PLLC because the city's insurer, Travelers, has assumed defense in a matter involving Commissioner Moran; rescission would return funds to the city's account.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
Council discussion covered memoranda of agreement, clearing the way for a police investigator to assist IT, a police officer to serve as records management clerk temporarily, and a firefighter to serve as a senior clerk while positions remain vacant; council expected to approve the agreements at the next meeting.
Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
City council agreed to post Proposed Local Law No. 4 of 2025 — a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to permit short-term rentals as accessory uses in specified zoning districts — and to conduct a public hearing at the next regular meeting after staff finalizes the paperwork.
House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
After extended floor debate, the Oregon House approved House Bill 2385 to restrict manufacturer limits on 340B contract pharmacies and preserve discounts for safety-net providers, while members expressed concerns about program oversight and who benefits from savings.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Adrian Rios celebrates George Foreman's love for God and impactful philanthropy at a tribute.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Law expands tax benefits for donations to education and childcare facilities in Alaska.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska allocates significant funds for infrastructure improvements and rehabilitation projects statewide.
Larimer County, Colorado
County introduces guidelines for generative AI focusing on transparency and data privacy.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
University president reflects on George's generous support and mutual love for horses.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska mining businesses gain tax credits for contributions to education and childcare facilities
Larimer County, Colorado
Commissioner McNally recognizes AI policy progress and stresses cybersecurity integration.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate passes HCR 10 recognizing Roger Martin's contributions to Oregon's legislative history.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Lawmakers approve significant funds for federal-aid highway and airport improvement projects
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislature approves significant funding for school upgrades and clean water initiatives.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
George Foreman's life story reflects love for family and a rise from hardship to success.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
SB 171 mandates electronic applications and partnerships for onsite childcare incentives.
Larimer County, Colorado
Commissioner Kefalas recommends using county laptops for secure remote work to prevent data risks.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislature amends tax code to enhance support for education and child care services
Houston, Harris County, Texas
George finds redemption through the Job Corps and achieves Olympic glory in 1968.
Larimer County, Colorado
Committee reviews foundational AI policy incorporating community feedback and ethical usage standards
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
State funding supports water projects and salmon genetics studies to improve environmental health.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate adopts three significant bills enhancing veteran services and statewide emergency resilience.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Robinson presents data showing no increase in hurricanes contradicting CO2 claims.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Council to vote on utility rates and comprehensive cost study over next two years.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Federal government establishes partnership to support Alaska's higher education and dual-credit programs.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Governor's budget includes $10 million for statewide maintenance and $500,000 for EMS.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Nash leads recognition of the Sons of the American Revolution in Oregon Senate
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate passes bills enhancing advocacy roles and clarifying foster child transport protocols.
Larimer County, Colorado
County forms a working group to enhance AI tool training and address inherent biases
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Committee hears concerns about unqualified veterinary technicians affecting animal care standards
Larimer County, Colorado
County employees doubled generative AI usage, gaining improved sentiment towards technology tools.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska alters child care funding and anti-discrimination requirements with SB 171 amendments.
2025 Legislature MA, Massachusetts
Committee discusses bills to require payment for prior service and redefine wage compensation.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
City plans to secure $4.2B for the East Water Purification Plant through multiple financing sources.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
TACIR to assess need for local juvenile detention and treatment facilities by 2026.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Board of education and turnaround committee must submit plans by April 1 for approval.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee mandates driver exams to include bicycle hand signal questions starting January 2026.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska revises child care grant rules to enhance access for low-income families.
Larimer County, Colorado
County officials discuss guidelines for generative AI use and staff training initiatives.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislature funds multiple energy initiatives and upgrades through the Alaska Energy Authority.
Larimer County, Colorado
Survey reveals preparedness gaps for emergencies and power outages among community members
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Houston Public Works plans dual contracts to enhance efficiency in water treatment project delivery.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate recognizes Roger Martin's contributions and declares February 11 as Oregon Wheat Day.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
A roundup of bills and resolutions that received final passage or adoption on the Senate floor, with outcomes and brief descriptions.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 49A passed to add two seats to the Building Codes Structures Board — a fire protection engineer and a professional with multifamily housing experience — as part of a housing-policy push; one senator voiced concern about expanding the board and local control.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislators amend tax credit limits for mining contributions to educational institutions across Alaska.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Houston Water proposes new facility to replace aging plants and improve operational efficiency.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Houston allocates funds to upgrade existing water plants while planning for future capacity needs.
Houston, Harris County, Texas
Houston Public Works presented a recommendation to construct a new East Water Purification Plant in the Galena Park area, citing aging infrastructure, a capacity gap, and funding options that combine TWDB SWIFT, WIFIA and utility contributions.
Larimer County, Colorado
County IT and administration presented a draft generative AI policy, survey data on internal use, guidance for staff and next steps including training, monitoring and an annual review; no formal vote was taken.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislators approve significant funding for various Parks Highway construction projects across Alaska.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
SB 171 allows tax credits for contributions to Alaska educational institutions and programs.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Oregon Senate approved Senate Bill 1016A to ban use of trash bags when transporting foster children's personal effects and to make the change permanent; the measure drew both praise from advocates and objections from members who said the executive branch could have acted without legislation.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislature allocates significant funds for various aviation improvements across Alaska.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Senate Bill 171 aims to support dual-credit courses and Alaska Native cultural education.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee's education funding now includes provisions for public charter schools as per HB1163.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses funding allocations and income tax relief in recent legislative session.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The commissioner highlights options to slow healthcare spending growth amidst rising costs.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee endorses funding to combat food deserts and support grocery access in rural areas.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska updates child care benefit criteria and establishes a sliding fee scale for parents.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate approves significant bills on mining, wildlife trafficking, and public safety with unanimous votes.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Lawmakers discuss cash and equipment contributions for vocational and educational programs statewide.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses potential risks for state employees under new health care plan options.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Council approves resolution for TMPA to sell $3.2M in transmission assets to enhance efficiency.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Kimberly Dixon speaks on Pacific Islander affairs at Oregon commission meeting.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Department of education disburses state and federal funds to public charter schools for students
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Legislators recognize the Sand Creek Massacre and memorialize victims on Capitol grounds.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
In management reports staff said additional change orders totaling about $3,210,000 were needed to replace or lower old and unexpected sewer and water lines discovered during street construction.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Board approved a cooperative purchase/repair/rental contract with Kirby Smith Machinery for Komatsu equipment across city departments, with a one‑year base and four optional one‑year extensions and a total not‑to‑exceed amount of $7,749,000.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The PUB approved a construction contract award to Mountain Cascade of Texas for the Milan Creek gravity sewer and new lift station in support of TxDOT I‑35 widening; low bid about $15.3 million with an NTE around $16 million including contingency.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
Public Utility Board recommended a resolution to City Council approving transfer of certain transmission assets between TMPA and member cities; staff said Denton would take assets with about $3.2 million net book value and receive 21.3% of TMPA’s net revenues going forward.
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The board recommended council approval of a change order to the Robinwood reconstruction project to use cement stabilization in place of lime after field testing found sandy subgrade; staff said cement will shorten cure time and asked for additional contingency.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Legislators update tax credits to support educational contributions from oil and gas producers.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
LEA requires public charter schools to receive local funds in nine equal installments
Denton City, Denton County, Texas
The Public Utility Board approved a not‑to‑exceed $3.3 million change order for the Bonnie Brae Phase 3 widening project after staff said a delayed EnLink gas‑line easement process extended the job by 210 days.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Committee discusses candidate qualifications while expressing need for improved vetting processes
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senators Danielson and Michaelson introduce resolution enabling civil claims for past abuse victims.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Commission nominees emphasize unique backgrounds to enhance Oregon's liquor, cannabis, and marine policies.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate honors Colorado's leadership in quantum science on World Quantum Day.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Commissioner to develop standardized accounting system for public charter schools in Tennessee
Coronado Unified, School Districts, California
Principal Vilar reassures students after earthquake and shares news of Gabriel Palacios' passing.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Dallas Fire-Rescue focuses on recruiting younger generations through seminars for DISD seniors.
2025 Introduced Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Alaska Legislation Bills, Alaska
Alaska amends regulations to establish clearer grant qualification for child care facilities.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee mandates annual reports on alcohol-related convictions starting December 2025
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Council discusses vital funding for readiness, training, and response efforts with Congress.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Renee James advocates for public education and higher learning as University of Oregon trustee candidate.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Councilors express concerns on police response times and commend fire safety initiatives.
2025 Senate Resolutions, 2025 Passed Bills, Senate, 2025 Bills, Arkansas Legislation Bills, Arkansas
Senate approves Senator Dismang's request for consideration of SJR 15 constitutional amendment.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senate approves House Bill 1197 to label e-bikes and enhance safety for young riders.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers amend child custody rules to extend visitation from two to three hours.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
DPD announces strategies leading to significant declines in violent crime and robbery.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
City marshals told the Public Safety Committee their enforcement at homeless encampments typically targets possession and paraphernalia offenses, not criminal trespass, and described decommissioning as a team approach; council members requested mapping and sustained strategies for entrenched sites.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee House Bill 729 designates harsher penalties for obstructing highways and passageways.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
RSD administration rescinds salary vote while maintaining second vote for FY26 budget.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Dixon emphasizes community support for Pacific Islanders in education, health, and public safety.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Healthcare nominees highlight collaboration and public health safety in Oregon board appointments.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Council Member Willis raised concerns that Dallas classifies many call types as priority 1, which may affect response-time metrics; DPD leaders said the issue is under review and will be discussed with the incoming police chief before any changes.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
Senators passed House Bill 11-97, requiring labeling to clarify which electric bicycles can be modified into higher-speed vehicles, following floor debate about consumer costs, enforcement, and deceptive-trade-practice exposure.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
City officials briefed the committee on the Homeland Security Grant Program, saying Dallas has received roughly $151 million since 2003 to fund emergency management, fusion‑center technology, cameras and other capabilities, while warning federal funding levels remain volatile.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Chesy Powell and Matt Crowell testify on improving Oregon's child welfare system.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
After testimony from dozens of nominees across more than 30 state boards and commissions, the committee voted to move a block of nominations to the Senate floor with a recommendation that they be confirmed; Vice Chair Bonham voted no and voiced concerns about vetting transparency.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 952, as amended, requires the governor to be able to make a temporary appointment to fill a U.S. Senate vacancy, sets a special-election window of 80–150 days after a vacancy, and includes an amendment prohibiting the governor from appointing themselves; the committee moved the bill to the floor with a due-pass recommendation.
Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The committee voted to move Senate Bill 578 to the Senate floor with a due-pass recommendation. The bill would set the dates by which candidate portrait photos and statements must be submitted for inclusion in primary and general election voter pamphlets and would limit the secretary of state’s discretion to set such dates by rule for those two nom
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee legislates to toll vesting periods during litigation over development permits
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee House Bill 370 updates harassment definitions and communication methods effective July 2025.
Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District, School Boards, Massachusetts
The Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District School Committee voted to rescind its April 9, 2025, initial vote on the salary portion of the FY26 budget while preserving a previously recorded second vote; one member abstained.
Dallas, Dallas County, Texas
Dallas Police Department briefed the Public Safety Committee on a 12.68% reduction in violent crime year‑to‑date, highlighting focused deterrence grids, a new serial squad and multifamily outreach as factors.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Senate passed Senate Bill 2-82, a compromise measure that sets statutory limits and consumer-protection rules for persons providing services related to veterans benefits claims after a lengthy floor debate and sponsor testimony about uneven access to VA-accredited help.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Judge Cross supports a legislative bill aimed at enhancing efficiency in Oregon's non-record courts.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 108 proposes raising crop donation credit from 15% to 25% for farmers.
Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
The Colorado General Assembly��adopted House Joint Resolution 1024 approving placement of a Sand Creek Massacre memorial on the State Capitol��adgrounds and the long-term loan of the Union Soldier statue to the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee Board of Education gains new subpoena powers for investigations and hearings.
Appropriations, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Lawmakers debate judges' salary increases pending completion of work point study findings.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The proposed bill increases appeal period from 10 to 30 days for justice court rulings.
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2463 would clarify that prejudgment and pre-award interest, fees and costs may be included in the total amount claimed when determining whether a small-claims case exceeds $750 and thus qualifies for a jury demand; proponents said the change codifies current practice and would improve clarity for self-represented
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1205 expands tax exemptions for wildfire settlements to include 2026 and 2027.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
In a work session the Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue adopted an amendment increasing the crop-donation tax credit from 15% to 25% and voted to forward four credits and a study bill to the Joint Committee on Tax Expenditures with due-pass recommendations or without recommendation for the study vehicle.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee requires annual reports on scholarship program details from the awarding corporation.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 108's dash 1 amendment raises crop donation credit from 15% to 25%
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 2461 would replace the statutory presumption that a party must request remote testimony 30 days before the testimony date with a more flexible standard tied to whether notice is sufficiently in advance to allow the opposing party to respond; proponents said the change improves access to justice and aligns statutes with post-pandemic
Judiciary, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
A Senate Judiciary hearing considered House Bill 2460A, a multi-part proposal from the Oregon Law Commission to reorganize and clarify statutory rules for appeals from justice and municipal (local) courts, including new deadlines and standardized notice procedures; supporters said the changes would improve access to appeal rights, while senators at
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1134 would create a personal income tax subtraction for medical, dental or vision insurance premiums paid for a qualifying child dependent, capped at $10,000 per child and limited by income brackets; proponents described the measure as targeting lower‑middle-income, self-employed parents, while opponents urged more analysis to avoid Dup
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee analyzes school turnaround plans and recommends improvements for priority schools.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee enacts House Bill 1373 to establish a school turnaround program for priority schools.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator David Brock Smith introduces bill to assist hardworking single parents with tax relief.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 1134 seeks to provide tax breaks for qualifying middle-income taxpayers' child healthcare expenses.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate Committee on Finance and Revenue heard testimony on Senate Bill 1205, which would extend an existing personal income tax subtraction for judgments or settlements arising from wildfires to include fires that occur in 2026 and 2027; proponents said some homeowners and small claimants still await settlements.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Department develops incentive program for schools to meet turnaround criteria by exit year.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee mandates local boards to form committees for schools in intervention programs.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee allocates funding for medical care of retired correctional canines in new legislation.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
New law ensures additional monthly compensation for officers starting July 2025.
House, Introduced, 2025 Bills, Tennessee Legislation Bills, Tennessee
Tennessee amends law to require $1M minimum for infrastructure development districts.