What happened on Wednesday, 23 April 2025
Marin County, California
Multiple county employees and union representatives urged supervisors to negotiate larger wage increases and higher employer contributions for health insurance. Speakers representing MAPE and MATE described recruitment and retention problems and urged the county to move toward market-competitive wages.
Washington County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Administration discusses cannabis influence in schools and potential updates from state law.
Marin County, California
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proclamation declaring May 2025 Mental Health Awareness Month after a presentation from Marin County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services highlighting crisis services, youth outreach and 988 awareness efforts.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Staff and consultants reported progress on the Alamo Cenotaph restoration and the commission authorized a historic buildings and structures permit to construct a temporary protective enclosure over the Alamo Church so contractors can remove the existing concrete roof and complete conservation work.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House Bill 4189, a technical cleanup following S.399 that moves DHEC duties to two agencies, won a 9–0 favorable recommendation from the subcommittee after members tabled two amendments, including one that sought to repeal emergency public-health powers and one that would have removed liens for unpaid sewage charges.
Washington County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Board members and staff said 15 students districtwide walked out Friday, April 20, 2018, including nine from Pine View Middle School; staff also described a separate elementary-school incident tied to 4/20 and cannabis and said they will report back.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Victor plans September filming of a soccer film promoting resilience in Norwood youth.
Marin County, California
County-funded ARPA pilot provided no-strings cash assistance and case management to early childhood educators. The Marin Child Care Council reported most participants remained in the field and many received raises or promotions; supervisors accepted the report.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
The Texas Historical Commission voted to terminate the preservation easement on the long-vacant Nueces County Courthouse in Corpus Christi after county officials said the building is unsafe and restoration is not financially feasible. The termination is conditional on a county-funded historical record, salvaging of features, exhibit development and
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
A House medical subcommittee voted 9-3 to endorse House Bill 3089 as amended, a measure intended to clarify that providers may seek Medicare or Medicaid reimbursement while personal-injury claims proceed separately. Supporters said the change helps patients avoid collections; critics said attorneys and insurers make early initiation impractical in,
Washington County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Board members agreed to hold a special meeting on May 7, 2018, at 5:15 p.m. to decide the district's bond amount; staff will prepare figures and the meeting will focus on bonding and insurance.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 317 aims to safeguard Texas monuments amid rising removals and controversies.
Marin County, California
The Marin County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proclamation recognizing May as Mental Health Awareness Month. County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services outlined services including the 988 crisis line, expanded mobile crisis response and youth-focused outreach programs led by local youth action teams.
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Police Chief Christopher Padden briefed the Selectmen on increased traffic enforcement, projected rises in arrests for the year, heavy training commitments and local efforts to respond to wire-transfer and cryptocurrency scams that often target seniors.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Legislators express concerns over immediate tax cuts and advocate for gradual reforms.
Washington County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
Board unanimously approves two motions for church funding and school technology upgrades.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2532 addresses hotel occupancy tax use to protect Galveston taxpayers' interests.
Imperial County, California
Commission grants 15-year extension for Lumen Energy's unmanned fiber optic project
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Dana Riley Phillips supports Representative Hewitt's bill to clarify South Carolina's tax code
Town of Norwood, Norfolk County, Massachusetts
Fire Chief Timothy Bailey told the Board of Selectmen the department's aerial ladder has been out of service about 2½ months, the town continues to receive more ambulance mutual aid than it sends, and several grants have supplied equipment for fire-prevention and senior/student programs.
Washington County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
District discusses $3M flexible allocation for schools amid ongoing funding uncertainties.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 29 25 promotes digital innovation to enhance Texas' manufacturing competitiveness and job creation.
Imperial County, California
Time Extension 250012 for Conditional Use Permit 99-0021, for an existing Lumen Technologies unmanned fiber facility on Dobzinger Road, was approved unanimously; staff recommended CEQA exemption and continued compliance.
Washington County School District, Utah School Boards, Utah
The Washington County School District’s board approved a recommendation from its insurance committee to keep a 3-tier plan this year, set district contribution targets for two plan types and add a small HSA match, using one-time and ongoing flexible-allocation state dollars to help fund the change.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Union County leaders warn of significant revenue losses from proposed boat tax reductions.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2925 establishes task force to enhance Texas manufacturing competitiveness
Imperial County, California
The commission approved Time Extension 250011 for Conditional Use Permit 99-0022, extending the permit term for a fiber‑optic regeneration facility on Sidewinder Road; staff found the permit remains in compliance and recommended a CEQA exemption.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Bristol's Children's Advocacy Center receives council appreciation for reducing child abuse rates.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Charleston's auditor criticizes proposed boat tax cuts and warns of revenue loss.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 12,250 seeks to adjust Corpus Christi's PFC boundaries for improved revenue capture.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough aims to align services with resident needs through community engagement and data-driven programs.
Imperial County, California
The Planning Commission approved Lot Line Adjustment 00340, altering three parcels on Orchard Road; a neighbor raised parking and size concerns during public comment. Appeals must be filed within 10 days.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Officials advocate for stakeholder collaboration to address $60 million tax impact on schools.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Council members express support for RV park addressing gaps in local accommodations.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Paxton advocates for Senate Bill 2298 to enhance Plano's economic development.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Families express concerns about school placements as budgets and staffing decisions loom.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough utilizes data from health services and evidence-based sources to support youth programs.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Representative Bridal introduces legislation aiming to lower South Carolina's 10.5% state tax rate.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 19 50 reforms Texas unemployment benefits to tackle fraud and job search requirements.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Port Of New Orleans secures approval for significant change order on Folian Avenue expansion.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Bipartisan support grows for bill addressing high boat taxes in South Carolina.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Northborough Youth Commission approved four guiding goals focused on representation, community engagement, evidence-based data and event outreach and discussed recruiting to fill two new vacancies as the commission expands to seven members.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Erin Faust presents plans to expand healthcare services at Crossroads Medical Mission in Virginia
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Bill limits chapter 380 agreements to prevent revenue redirection from local municipalities.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Louisiana Office of Planning and Budget approves funding for safety, nutrition, and tourism projects.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Supporters of H 3858 urged lowering South Carolina’s boat assessment ratio from 10.5% to reduce what they called an unusually high tax on boat owners. County auditors and local officials warned the proposal could cost local governments roughly $60 million annually and shift taxes to homeowners and vehicles unless drafting changes are made.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Council grants parking variance to Crossroads Medical for expanded mental health services.
Covington County, Alabama
Sheriff recognizes Diane Beckworth for her vital role in the sheriff's office since 2015
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development heard authors and witnesses on bills covering tax increment debt approvals, project financing zones for Corpus Christi, qualified hotel projects for Plano, misuse of Chapter 380 rebate agreements, a manufacturing modernization task force, presidential library promotion, hotel-occupancy-tax (
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Legislators outline Gator program's funding tiers and emphasize parent flexibility in school choices.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Witnesses and municipal associations told a House subcommittee that online travel agencies holding guest funds and remitting taxes without local auditability has reduced local transparency and revenue oversight. Sponsor Rep. Hewitt offered an amendment striking Section 8 — preserving current municipal remittance processes — and the amendment was (a
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Council held public hearings on the fiscal year 2025–26 budget appropriation ordinance. City counsel and staff presented the notice and a budget synopsis showing a general-fund revenue and expenditure total of $95,298,016; no public speakers signed up for the appropriation hearing.
Covington County, Alabama
Council approves Rebecca Mullen's reappointment and discusses bridge maintenance contract delays.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 1423 honors Bill Stout by naming FM 2275 after the businessman.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Committee approves Sabine River Authority motion with no opposition from members
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Michigan legislative Dutch caucus commemorates King's Day with chocolates and king peppermints.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Council approved on first reading a zoning map amendment to rezone about 5 acres of a parcel on Stagecoach Road from R-1 (single-family) to B-3 (General Business) to combine with an existing B-3 area and create a 10-plus-acre parcel for an overnight recreational development (20 RV spaces, 10 cabins). Staff noted traffic and frontage concerns; the 1
Covington County, Alabama
Covington County probate office informed the commission that roughly 361 parcels remain delinquent and that a tax sale is scheduled to begin in mid-May; the office urged residents to check the county website for lists and notices.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate bill 1351 honors border patrol coordinator Jose Rodriguez Lua with highway designation.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Executive Director discusses budget readiness and potential water transfer negotiations with Texas.
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Senate proceeds with third readings for bills on occupational code and marriage acts.
Covington County, Alabama
The Covington County Commission on April 22 approved a retroactive contract with West Gulf Diving Adventures for bridge work, authorized an IT server to be sited at the 911 office, declared surplus county equipment for sale, awarded a surface-treatment contract to SSC Materials and Paving, and approved travel for sheriff’s tactical team members. A
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Council authorized the city manager to enter a contract with Alta Planning and Design Inc. for a feasibility and pre-engineering study of a Mendota Trail connector to downtown Bristol. The work is grant-funded through the Tobacco Commission and will not use local tax dollars; council approved the award unanimously.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 215 aims to establish a digital ID program for various licenses in Texas.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senate transitions from unsuccessful voucher program to Gator program for 35,000 applicants.
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Senate resolution celebrates Ronald Olson's retirement after two decades enhancing Michigan parks.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Town accepts easements and finalizes $5M grant for Williamsville Bridge construction.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 1568 aims to fund spay-neuter programs through animal-friendly license plate sales.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
Council voted to grant a parking-variance request that reduces required parking from nine spaces to four at Crossroads Medical Mission’s property at 427 Scott Street. Staff recommended approval, citing the clinic’s client base and the site context; council approved the variance in a unanimous roll call.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Louisiana transitions to Gator program while addressing funding and contracting with Odyssey.
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Michigan Senate adopted Senate Resolution 33 commemorating Ronald Olson for two decades of service as chief of parks and recreation at the Department of Natural Resources. The resolution highlights Olson’s role in park development and awards he received.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Library plans to repair and repurpose basement space for community engagement and safety.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Hernandez shares personal story while supporting memorial highway bill for his cousin.
Bristol, Washington County, Virginia
At a April 22 Bristol City Council meeting, staff opened a second public hearing on the 2025 HUD Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) annual action plan and five-year consolidated plan. Staff estimated the city's CDBG allocation at $259,696; public service requests from local nonprofits exceed the cap available for such awards.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senator Stein and Superintendent Bromley address funding disparities in special education programs.
2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Michigan Senate voted to pass Senate Bill 102, described on the floor as a measure to require county treasurers to furnish transcripts and abstracts of records used to fix fees. The bill passed on final passage by a 37-0 vote after the rules were suspended to allow immediate consideration.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Highway budget grows by $12,093 due to wage hikes and training budget expansion.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Legislation clarifies safety improvements won't affect driver classification as employees or contractors.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Committee discusses approval of one-year contract for Odyssey to manage educational accounts
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Speakers call for Michigan legislature to reinstate crucial tuition assistance in upcoming budget.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Youth Commission conducts open meeting facilitating in-person and remote attendance options.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 19 31 designates a section of US Highway 83 as Rodolfo Valdez Memorial Highway.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Residents approve funding for annual road improvement and state-mandated landfill testing.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Bond Commission requests legislative approval to sell general obligation bonds due to market conditions.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
State officials encouraged to invest in college access and dual enrollment reforms.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Youth Commission discusses recruiting efforts for underrepresented middle school voices and volunteers.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Susan Swift urges changing license plate design to promote spaying and neutering pets.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Officials discuss fire truck options and plan to hear from fire chief at next meeting.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Legislative Auditor highlights budget concerns amid changing lottery revenue trends for education.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Davenport University lost 400 students and allocated nearly $400,000 for MTG funding.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Library hosts book club and weekly office hours to enhance community interaction.
Committee on Transportation, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on Transportation heard testimony and advanced a package of bills on Oct. 12, 2025, including two memorial highway designations for Hidalgo County, a DMV‑requested bonded title bill, new specialty plates to fund spay/neuter programs, and measures affecting permit fees and truck safety technology. Multiple committee substitutes\
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Holden discusses budget line item to eliminate 30-year contamination testing requirements.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Ward underscores the Michigan Tuition Grant's significance for vulnerable students in Michigan.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The committee recorded a series of routine approvals on April 23 including BA‑7 budget actions, facility project authorizations, change orders, contract extensions and a negotiated sale authorization for general obligation bonds. Many items were approved by voice without recorded rollcall tallies.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough plans direct engagement through focus groups and surveys to address resident needs.
Committee on Health & Human Services, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senators discussed Senate Bill 128, which would require hospitals to submit monthly reports to the Health and Human Services Department on child‑abuse reports they originate, and heard testimony from DFPS and hospital advocates about data availability and implementation burdens. The committee left the bill pending after public testimony.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Michigan highlights a $2M return on investment for public university graduates over 40 years.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The Department of Education asked the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget to approve a one‑year extension/amendment of its contract with Odyssey to operate the new education savings account (ESA) marketplace (the "Gator" program). Lawmakers probed applicant numbers, available private‑school seats, how awards interact with the Minimum Founda‑‑
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Local organizations plan events including Go Green Day, mindfulness classes, and parenting webinars.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
DPW discusses funding options for new equipment and future debt management plans.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Ryan Fuensbliss, executive director of the Michigan College Access Network, summarized gains from state financial aid and outreach programs, urged continued investment and codifying temporary Reconnect eligibility, and warned that federal changes — including AmeriCorps funding shifts and Department of Education staffing — could reduce supports for,
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Rose Hudson, president and CEO of the Louisiana Lottery Corporation, presented a $603.7 million operating budget for FY25–26 that would transfer about $186.8 million to the state. Legislators and the Legislative Auditor questioned salary increases, transfer trends since Act 318 of 2020 and how payouts and game mix affect education funding.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Lake Wold Gardens recognized for its serene landscape and rich floral experience.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The commission emphasizes direct engagement and data-driven programs for residents' well-being.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Select Board reauthorizes trust fund for public health and approves road work agreements.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Louisiana's HB 52 aims to boost FAFSA applications by educating students about financial aid.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Davenport University President Richard Pappas and nursing student Jesse Ward told the Senate subcommittee that elimination of the Michigan Tuition Grant (MTG) removed a key aid source for adult and part‑time students, prompting Davenport to use institutional funds to help some students and leading others not to enroll.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Legislators advocate for detailed transition plans for Rainier School residents and staff.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Northborough Southborough Schools report successful wellness week with over 40 blood donors.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
House bills 109 and 142 report favorably, enhancing support for education and HBCUs.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Council approves deficit spending due to increased winter snow and ice removal needs.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
Lawmakers discuss concerns over transitioning Rainier School residents to community care without a plan.
Appropriations, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Dan Hurley of the Michigan Association of State Universities urged the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee to increase operating support for public universities by 4.8%, expand the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, and provide $100 million toward campus deferred maintenance as part of the FY26 budget.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Representatives and educators endorse House Bill 52 to enhance student scholarship awareness.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Health and Human Services staff reported successful wellness events, ongoing programming for Mental Health Awareness Month and said the town's CDC and DPH grants show no staffing changes; one COVID grant remains tied up in court.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Jason Lachowski supports Michigan's bills to establish a drug affordability board.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The House Appropriations Committee on 2025-10-12 reported several Senate bills out of committee with do-pass recommendations; the most contested vote was substitute SB 5393 (17–14). Other bills advanced with larger margins or unanimous tallies as recorded below.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Select Board endorses Chief Ryan Kucher's contract following 22 years of dedicated service.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Doctor Labeissonnier commends Representative Owen for supporting early childhood education initiatives in Louisiana.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative Sessions, Washington
The Washington State House Appropriations Committee voted 17-14 to report substitute Senate Bill 5393 — which includes provisions to close and transition residents from Regional Habilitation Centers (RHCs) including Rainier School — after hours of emotional testimony about resident safety, staff displacement and fiscal uncertainty.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Patient stresses need for affordable MS treatments to prevent skipping medication doses.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Following adoption of its goals, the Northborough Youth Commission discussed recruiting two new members and agreed to promote openings via word‑of‑mouth, social media and at town events; a flyer will be drafted and returned for approval.
Town of Hubbardston, Worcester County, Massachusetts
At a public hearing April 20, Town Administrator Nate Boudreaux presented the proposed FY26 operating budget and related warrant articles, describing a roughly $153,000 structural gap, planned use of one-time funds, capital requests and several warrant items that will return for further review. The Select Board approved several personnel and clerks
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
House Committee approves HB 109 to expand GoTeach scholarship benefits for eligible teachers.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Assembly enacts reforms to prior authorizations to enhance patient safety and reduce costs.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Michigan legislators propose measures to review drug costs and ensure affordability for consumers.
Town of Northborough, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Northborough Youth Commission unanimously approved a four-point set of goals focused on community engagement, evidence-based data, and outreach at its April 22, 2025 meeting.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Sage criticizes political party endorsements in nonpartisan local elections during public comment.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Thompson seeks to enhance GoTeach scholarships to address Louisiana's teacher shortage.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The bill aims to streamline prior authorization processes and enhance transparency for physicians.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Lawmakers explore strategies to reduce unsustainable prescription drug costs affecting patients and premiums.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
House Bill 201 increases access to Reading Enrichment program for 51,000 students in D and F schools.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses Senator Meyer's amendments for planning and oversight of cemetery project.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Charlton seeks to opt out of the new Climate Act to maintain local zoning control.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Committee reviews mixed support for Senate Bills 3, 4, and 5 concerning drug costs.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Clinicians enhance patient care by reviewing prior authorization requests for medical necessity.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Committee approves HB 213 to enhance public school technology through trade-in options.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Healthcare professionals stress urgent need to lower prescription costs impacting patient health.
Rules, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The House Committee on Rules held a public hearing April 23 on House Bill 3134, dash 4, which would require insurers to publish prior-authorization data, ban certain intraoperative prior-authorization requirements, and adopt an interoperable prior-authorization interface aligned with federal rules, with operative provisions scheduled for January 1,
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A Senate committee approved a conference amendment to Senate Bill 2265 that adds language for final approval of a veterans cemetery project plan and changes a proposed "chapel" to a "welcome center." The amendment was moved by Senator Meyer and passed by roll call.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Earth Day cleanup and festival scheduled for Saturday with registrations ongoing.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Representative Owen proposes HB589 to consolidate advisory councils and eliminate redundant reports.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
AARP urges Michigan lawmakers to pass bills ensuring affordable prescription drug access for citizens.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon officials estimate potential $300 million revenue increase from county assessment reforms.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee reviews restroom designation rules and disability accommodations in schools
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
Two residents used open forum at the April 22 selectmen meeting to raise separate concerns: one urged the board to consider town-level options under the 2024 state clean-energy law to prevent disproportionate siting of large solar and battery projects; another expressed alarm at local political committees endorsing candidates, saying local races "t
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Legislators adopt amendments to enhance MJ Foster program for ex-inmates' job training opportunities.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Angela Crowley Cook advocates for SB 927 to lower costs for rural renewable projects in Oregon.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Senator Camilleri urges support for bills to create a drug affordability board in Michigan.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee approved amendment 4,007 to House Bill 1144 permitting public schools to temporarily change restroom designation for school-sponsored events, clarifying a July 1, 2025 grandfather clause, adding federal disability-language protections and a complaint path to the attorney general. The amendment passed 6-0.
Town of Charlton, Worcester County, Massachusetts
The Town of Charlton Board of Selectmen on April 22 confirmed two appointments, approved the town meeting warrant for posting, granted a permission for a firefighters' fundraising drive, and acknowledged a $16,000 grant for a housing production plan. The board also scheduled an executive session on police contract strategy.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
House Bill 466 mandates $2,000 raise for teachers using savings from retirement system debt payments.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 927 addresses barriers in renewable energy development with tax credits for solar projects.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Senate Bills 3, 4, and 5 aim to establish drug affordability boards in Michigan.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Pickler opens an 11-court indoor pickleball facility in Danvers to enhance local sports.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Committee moves House Bill 321 to improve teacher certification standards in Louisiana's K3 math education.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Dr. Grama critiques vaccine liability classification during North Dakota Corrections Committee meeting.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate addresses hurdles faced by solar industry due to new tariffs during Bill 927 hearing.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
Healthcare advocates push for PDAB legislation to combat high prescription drug costs in Michigan.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
House Bill 466 ensures teacher salary funding while HB 51 addresses charter school property rights.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Planning Board grants special permit for indoor sports facility on Endicott Street.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senators discuss vaccine acceptance rates and regulations in Department of Correctional Resources.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates warn IDA program funding may drop by 50% without legislative action this year.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
House Bill 378 aims to equalize ACT score requirements for homeschoolers seeking TOPS awards.
Finance, Insurance, and Consumer Protection, 2025 Senate Legislature MI, Michigan
The Senate Committee on Finance, Insurance and Consumer Protection voted to report Senate Bills 3, 4 and 5 — a package to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board — after nearly two hours of testimony from physicians, patient advocates, insurers and pharmaceutical industry representatives. The panel adopted an S‑1 substitute to SB3 and, by
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Advocates told the Senate committee that Oregon's tax credit that funds Individual Development Accounts (IDA) is capped at $7.5 million and has not kept pace with inflation; they asked lawmakers to raise or supplement the cap to avoid a 50% program reduction and to preserve statewide reach.
Education, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
On April 23 the House Education Committee reported favorably a package of bills that would streamline Department of Education advisory groups and reports, change TOPS ACT requirements for homeschooled students, expand eligibility for workforce-education grants and move other measures on literacy, numeracy, school technology and teacher pay toward a
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Legislature approves $830,000 for FY2025-26 and $1,135,000 for FY2026-27.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers discuss preserving individual choice in health emergency vaccination decisions.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Town leaders emphasize the thorough democratic process behind zoning decisions amid citizen petitions.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
County assessors and tax collectors told the Senate Finance and Revenue Committee that the County Assessment Function Funding Assistance account (CAPA) has not kept pace with costs; presenters described a House bill to increase document recording fees, return delinquent interest to districts, and add state general fund support to cover growing A&T—
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Senators express gratitude for legislation addressing perinatal mental health issues.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Nebraska enacts regulations against deceptive substance marketing and fraudulent charitable solicitations.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
North Dakota police chiefs endorse House Bill 1454 granting officers vaccination choice.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Planning Board discusses three citizen petitions seeking to repeal MBTA zoning regulations.
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Senate Bill 129 promotes focused cancer treatment for better patient outcomes and survival rates.
Finance and Revenue, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senate Bill 927 would create personal and corporate income tax credits to offset "wheeling" (transmission) charges for non‑emitting electricity from solar, wind and energy storage; sponsors and industry witnesses said the credit would spur rural projects, jobs and local tax revenue, while staff signaled a technical amendment is being negotiated.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Legislature repeals sections of the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act in LB246.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Residents voice concerns over zoning changes and historical character in downtown Danvers.
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Senator Presley addresses non-medical necessity uses in cancer treatment during testimony.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Senator Casablanca supports voluntary access to education for deaf children without mandated placement.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The conference committee on House Bill 14 54 voted to reject Senate amendments, restore the House version of an opt-out statute for required vaccinations, move the provision into a new section of Chapter 23 of the Century Code and strike a clause applying to the Department of Corrections, committee members said.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Committee reviews regulations to combat consumer fraud and enhance privacy policy transparency
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Senate Bill 129 ensures coverage for proton therapy based on doctor recommendations for cancer.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon officials clarify admissions for Deaf students under Section 504 plans at OSD.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
New laws aim to prevent false claims in advertising and unauthorized pyramid schemes.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Wansig highlights the need for continued support for meat protein in food assistance.
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Johnson highlights the unique inpatient unit addressing perinatal mental health disorders for women.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon leaders emphasize coaching and support to enhance reading skills for struggling students.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
New law restricts sexually explicit content involving minors and trafficking victims.
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Legislation aims to ensure insurance coverage for women needing voluntary inpatient treatment.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Officials confirm statewide focus on coyote control to protect livestock and address urban concerns.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3025 updates Oregon Opportunity Grant by expanding eligibility criteria and funding calculations.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Nebraska updates Pure Food Act to include definitions and restrictions on cultivated-protein products.
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Senate Bill 42, aimed at ensuring insurer coverage for voluntary inpatient treatment for perinatal and postpartum mental health, was reported with amendments after testimony from Woman's Hospital staff about a new 10-bed unit and frequent initial denials by payers.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,040 strengthens Oregon's early literacy system by expanding support and coaching.
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Nebraska amends regulations to address deceptive trade practices in food safety.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee reviewing the Agriculture Commissioner's 01/2009 budget described several changes including a new FTE for plant protection, restored grape-and-wine funding, a pilot predator-control allocation, continued food pantry grants, a $500,000 autonomous-technology grant, and returning a bioscience carryover to the general fund.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
Facility offers free pickleball lessons and flexible month-to-month memberships without commitments.
Insurance, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
The Senate Insurance Committee reported Senate Bill 129 with amendments after hearing from a patient and sponsor testimony that insurers are denying proton therapy despite clinical guidelines.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate Education Committee moved three bills to the floor with a due‑pass recommendation: HB 2421 (allowing private nonprofit universities to join the direct admissions program), HB 2551 (background checks for special campus security officer appointments), and HB 3063 (hospital program enrollment residency protection). Roll calls recorded by or
Senate Bills - Enrolled, 2025 Senate Bills, 2025 House and Senate Bills, Nebraska Legislation Bills, Nebraska
Legislators pass LB246 to address adulterated food and establish regulations on cultivated proteins.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Planning Board continued a request for a full release of a covenant related to Trask Lane to the May 13 meeting at the applicant's request; the continuance passed by roll call.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senator Luna submits a bill to protect Alexandria's utility proprietary information from competitors.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate affirms stance against including local park grants in state budget discussions.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,040 would amend the Early Literacy Success Initiative (HB 3198, 2023) by expanding eligible professional development to instructional assistants, allowing districts to use curriculum funds into grades 4–5 for alignment, adding ODE authority to intervene where districts miss early literacy goals and creating a regional literacy coaching
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota enacts prepaid wireless fees for E911 and public safety services on transactions.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senate Bill 109 amends election regulations to clarify foreign donation definitions.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The board voted unanimously to recommend unfavorable action on three citizen petitions (Articles 36–38) seeking to repeal or rescind MBTA-related zoning changes; members cited prior multi-year planning and town-meeting approvals.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
At a meeting of the House of Representatives, senators and representatives discussed a $4.5 million package of matching grants for outdoor recreation projects; a senator said the Senate remains opposed to placing that funding inside the state parks and recreation budget and the item was deferred for later consideration.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,038 would make several, distinct changes: technical updates to the STEM Investment Council statutes, clarify that approved recovery schools (including public charter recovery schools) are treated consistently for special education responsibilities, expand eligibility wording for the Oregon School for the Deaf, and consolidate/align K–3
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota lawmakers propose a new public safety act to enhance emergency telecommunications funding.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senate Bill 190 aims to prevent foreign influence in Louisiana's electoral process.
Town of Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Danvers Planning Board granted a special permit to convert the former Bed Bath & Beyond at 180 Endicott Street into an 11-court indoor Pickler facility, approving conditions including recording the decision and compliance with town engineering comments.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senate committee unanimously approves amendment 2002 with sunset for the next biennium.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,028 would remove a statutory fee schedule for degree‑authorization reviews and allow the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to adopt fees by rule; the agency said it would not seek immediate fee increases but wants flexibility to respond faster to demand.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota grants $4.1M for victim services and emergency communication improvements.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senate Bill 109, a proposed constitutional amendment to prohibit non‑U.S. citizens and foreign entities from contributing funds, goods or services to influence Louisiana elections or ballot measures, was reported favorably after testimony from the secretary of state and outside groups.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 3,027 would give the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HEC) authority to seek circuit‑court injunctions to enforce licensing and consumer‑protection standards for private career schools, an enforcement tool HEC lacks for this fee‑funded unit.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Developers seek city funding to offset costs after launching a shopping center project.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota creates account for public safety grants and 911 service fee collection.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
A conference committee approved an amendment to House Bill 1214 that adds a temporary hold‑harmless provision to a new per‑pupil transportation funding formula and directs staff to finalize the dollar amount in the Department of Public Instruction budget line.
Education, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
The Senate Education Committee heard public testimony on House Bill 3,025, which would remove the statute's "shared responsibility" calculation for the Oregon Opportunity Grant and give the Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HEC) authority to set awards by enrollment level and financial need, expand eligibility and allow certain noncredit,职业
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
Senate Bill 80, which would limit exit polling inside the 600‑foot electioneering zone to bona fide news‑gathering organizations and require polls to be non‑disruptive and related to ballot items, was reported favorably after testimony from the secretary of state and election officials and opposition testimony citing free‑speech concerns.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
State funding supports wind, biogas, and hydroelectric projects through production incentives.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee discusses funding levels for behavioral health programs and substance use disorder needs.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
City allocates funds for safety features along the greenway including fencing and sidewalk.
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representative Nelson presents insights on Oregon's rapidly evolving cannabis industry during committee meeting
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The committee reported Senate Bill 51 favorably; the measure would add the City of Alexandria to an existing public-records exception for commercially sensitive information held by public power authorities.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Public utility to fund biomass transition and renewable projects benefiting Minnesota ratepayers
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Gallatin project faces over $335K in costs from city requests and challenging site conditions.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members explore increased clinic revenue and provider inflation adjustments impacting behavioral health funding.
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Regulators reaffirm commitment to public health while tackling youth access to marijuana.
2025 Legislature LA, Louisiana
The Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs reported Senate Bill 59 favorably after testimony that the measure would require legislative review of agency rules estimated to impose significant economic costs under the Administrative Procedure Act.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Commission will recommend appropriations for energy projects to legislative committees annually.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Residents demand transparency and public vote for Gallatin's proposed Project Phoenix construction.
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon Health Authority announces funding for youth cannabis awareness amid rising health concerns.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Senator Cleary emphasizes the need for behavioral health services to reduce incarceration issues.
Commerce, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Proposed legislation enables inspector general to obtain subpoenas without notifying investigation targets
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon reviews cannabis regulations and emphasizes lab integrity to combat industry challenges.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Public utilities required to transfer funds annually for spent fuel management at nuclear plants.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
City officials present budget overview addressing pay plan and anticipated revenue decreases.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Conference committee members reviewed and questioned several line-item changes between the House and Senate Human Services budgets: reductions for nursing-home behavioral-health training, removal of a dementia coordinator FTE, accounting changes to LIHEAP, foster-care caseload adjustments, program eliminations and guardianship funding changes.
Commerce, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Josh Flegg outlines plans for an innovation fund to enhance Louisiana's economy through technology.
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Lawmakers advocate for campaign to address youth marijuana use impacts on brain development
Commerce, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
Louisiana introduces a bill to enhance economic development and create an innovation fund.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Senate removed a $330 million construction appropriation for a new state hospital from the Department of Health and Human Services budget and moved it to the Office of Management and Budget; members debated bed count, design costs and whether funding should remain in the DHHS budget.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Legislation provides financial incentives for biogas, hydropower, and wind energy facilities.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Councilman Carter highlights impactful pilgrimage to Alabama's civil rights landmarks with Together Sumner
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon establishes first state-certified cannabis health tech training program to promote equity.
Commerce, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
SB 92 would add the state inspector general to agencies permitted to subpoena bank records without prior notice to the account holder, provided a judge signs the subpoena. The Senate Commerce Committee moved the bill favorably after testimony that the change is intended to prevent targets of criminal investigations from tipping off co‑conspirators,
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Conference committee members discussed multiple behavioral-health adjustments between the House and Senate budget versions, including a $2.5 million reduction for mental health and substance-use treatment for incarcerated individuals and a $3 million increase for a youth crisis stabilization pilot funded from the Community Health Trust Fund and the
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota enforces regulations on dry cask storage of nuclear waste at Prairie Island.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
City budget includes requests for 6 firefighters, 5 police officers, and additional staffing.
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Representative Nelson and founders of Green Muse Academy described House Bill 3,790 as a workforce and equity measure to certify ‘cannabis health techs’ and expand trained retail staff following legalization, emphasizing apprenticeship-style training and a 2,000-hour curriculum vetted by colleges and clinical partners.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
City plans to invest close to $1 million for traffic signal and road improvements
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislative conference committee members reviewed an updated analysis of the Community Health Trust Fund and a long-sheet comparing House and Senate Human Services budget proposals, noting a $425,685,760 difference and projecting a lower trust-fund balance for the next biennium.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota bill mandates spent fuel transfer from Prairie Island and allows additional storage at Monticello.
Economic Development and Small Business, House of Representatives, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Craig Prince, executive director of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission, told the House Committee on Economic Development, Small Business and Trade that Oregon’s cannabis market is maturing but faces persistent challenges including lab integrity, hemp testing, youth access and coordination across three state agencies.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Developers present plans for Target project to Gallatin City Council following years of planning.
Commerce, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative, Louisiana
The Senate Commerce Committee on April 23 voted to report SB 79 favorably. The bill broadens the definition of industrial purpose to include data centers, allows cooperative endeavor agreements between industrial areas and outside municipalities or private entities, and requires public road access to industrial plant entrances while protecting pre‑
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Officials address chronic staffing shortages and response time concerns in rural EMS sectors.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Participants engage in robust discussions on innovative workforce development approaches.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota allocates funds for special investigative costs related to board disciplinary actions.
2025 Legislature Arizona, Arizona
Commissioner discusses his journey in horse racing and commitment to improving the industry.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the conference committee on Senate Bill 2,033 approved DHHS-proposed language that lets the Department of Health and Human Services waive certain licensure provisions temporarily, directs a coordinator to assist distressed ambulance services and clarifies that the department may request reimbursement only for direct costs incurred while,
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
At its April 22 work session the Gallatin City Council approved minutes, voted to send ordinances appropriating ARPA funds for the Hale Avenue extension and an appropriation for repaving West Eastland Street to council, and reviewed the 2025-26 paving list for inclusion in the budget process.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
NASS will present on AI and cybersecurity in a phase two meeting tomorrow.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Legislature allocates funding for psychological examinations and interpreter services through 2029.
2025 Legislature Arizona, Arizona
Senate committee recommends confirmation of racing commission candidates for improved oversight in Arizona.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon aims to modernize HR policies to better meet diverse agency workforce needs.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discuss taxation strategy affecting county and K-12 funding caps.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Tribal Nations can receive $250,000 subsidies for community supervision services under new policy.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Mayor presented a proposed FY2025–26 budget totaling roughly $67.2 million (operating) and flagged a potential $30 million bond package for capital projects. The budget includes a five-step pay plan with a market adjustment, proposed new hires in fire, police, public works and GPU, and a rainy-day balance of about $14.7 million; council voted to送 (
2025 Legislature Arizona, Arizona
The Senate Regulatory Affairs and Government Efficiency Committee voted to recommend three nominees — Candace French Contreras, James Padish and Jay Zucker — to the full Senate for confirmation to the Arizona Racing Commission. Supporters emphasized industry experience and animal and rider safety; the panel recorded unanimous or near-unanimous roll
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
State earmarks funding for bomb squad, air rescue, and firefighter programs in Minnesota
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
State officials discuss improved manager training and employee feedback mechanisms in Oregon agencies
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members examined options for applying a 3% cap to K‑12 mill levies under House Bill 1176, discussed gap funding, and asked Adam Tesher of the Department of Public Instruction to produce cost estimates and draft language showing two scenarios: separate 3% caps by levy type, and freezing current 60‑mill levels in dollars.
Gallatin City , Sumner County, Tennessee
Developers seeking to build a large retail center on Greenlee Boulevard told Gallatin City Council members the site’s unusual conditions and city-required improvements have increased costs and asked the city to consider an infrastructure-recapture agreement; the council voted to place the item on the next work session on May 13 for further review.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota amends laws to improve investigations of insurance fraud and officer salaries.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2082 seeks to extend buffer zones to protect LBJ Hospital from dust pollution.
General Government, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Department of Administrative Services leaders told the Joint Ways and Means subcommittee on General Government that the executive branch employs nearly 45,000 people, faces a roughly 11.6% vacancy rate and significant near‑term retirement risk, and has accepted Secretary of State audit recommendations to create an enterprise workforce plan.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the conference committee on House Bill 1176 discussed adding language to limit a certificate-of-indebtedness exemption so it applies only to loans issued by the Bank of North Dakota's infrastructure revolving loan fund, a change proponents say would protect the bill's 3% local-tax cap while preserving infrastructure financing.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Marquetta Fisher urges Richmond City Council to prioritize rental inspection program and stability efforts.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Chief Day emphasizes DPSST funding to ensure effective police recruitment and public safety.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
During the Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development hearing, members adopted committee substitutes and reported multiple measures to the full Senate: committee substitute for SB 410 adopted and reported favorably as substituted (5–0 in committee); SCR 48 reported favorably (7–0); SB 23 51 committee substitute adopted and reported favor
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota amends statutes to improve cooperation against insurance fraud investigations.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Committee votes to forward resolution for master plan amendment to the city council.
Caroline County, Maryland
Sally Carlson discusses restrictions of new identity license affecting alcohol policies for events.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Sen. West’s SB 25 50 would exempt transfers of groundwater and surface water rights from a set of statutory disclosure requirements that apply to real property sales; proponents said the statutes were written for surface-use disclosures and unintentionally captured water/mineral rights, creating penalties for sellers.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 5032 receives backing to strengthen training and resources for Oregon's emergency services.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota dedicates $5.5M each year from fire safety account for firefighter training.
Caroline County, Maryland
An unnamed Caroline County staff member told an inquirer that permanent event-license holders cannot allow patrons to bring their own alcohol and advised surveying past clients about using paid bar service instead; no formal action or vote was recorded.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council approves appointments for Board of Appeals and City Planning Commission vacancies.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Sen. Alvarado’s SB 2351 would add statutory clarity allowing the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to require concrete batch plants holding a standard air permit to meet the most recent standard when requesting construction delays or extensions; a committee substitute fixes a drafting error and carves out temporary plants.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Oregon proposes policy options to improve public safety accountability and regional training programs.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota County Attorneys must report training outcomes and funding uses by February 15 each year
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Council discusses installations and operations of photo speed monitors at key city intersections.
Harford County, Maryland
Council members probed the FY26 pay proposals after the county executive said deputies would receive a 6% increase while most civilian county employees would see a 3% COLA plus a $1,000 merit pay; questions focused on step systems, equity across units, and a new voluntary long-term care benefit rollout.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
PPB plans to recruit 100 officers by 2025 in response to ongoing staffing shortages.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
SB 2203 would allow administrative law judges to certify discovery-scope questions in contested cases to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) commissioners at either party's request; a committee substitute adds an abatement of SOAH's 180-day contested-case deadline while commissioners decide. Industry groups and the State Office of
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota amends data privacy statutes to allow access for specific state agencies and employers.
Harford County, Maryland
Harford County economic development staff reported industry 4.0 manufacturing grant wins, a strategy to support Aberdeen Proving Ground partners, an agribusiness study for local meat processing and a rebranded tourism effort using a new data platform (HelloHarford).
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
City partners with Baskerville to develop a national slavery museum and commemorative space.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
House Bill 5,033 would ratify fees for DPSST’s private security providers, entities and private investigators. DPSST staff said fee increases already went into effect by administrative rule and that the agency expects future adjustments might be needed.
Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Sen. Borris L. Miles introduced SB 2082 to extend an existing 440-yard setback for rock- and concrete-crushing facilities to include hospitals, prompted by community objections to a proposed facility near Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) Hospital in Houston. Testimony from Harris County and Harris Health emphasized patient and staff health risks; TCEQ said
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Commissioner of commerce develops comprehensive plans to combat automobile theft in Minnesota.
Harford County, Maryland
County Executive Casley presented Harford County's FY26 budget priorities, highlighting cost-saving measures, targeted fee increases, maintaining public safety investments and a 9% growth in school funding above maintenance-of-effort.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
City Council confirms new policy analyst and plans follow-up on high-risk intersection segments.
Public Safety, Ways and Means, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Oregon
Police chiefs, sheriffs and fire chiefs told the House Public Safety Committee that the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training must be fully funded to sustain recruitment, certification and regional training across Oregon.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota allocates $270,881,000 for emergency management and criminal apprehension in 2027.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 629 aims to improve interest accrual on overdue child support payments.
Harford County, Maryland
The Harford County Spending Affordability Committee presented a budget outlook showing headline revenue growth driven by property tax reassessments and reconciliation payments to income tax, but warned the county's unassigned fund balance would remain below its stated target without further work.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Benny Gates and Dream Boyd call for timely action on rental inspection ordinance in Richmond
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota commits $28 million annually for emergency telecommunications and $1 million for SECB operations.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee reaches consensus on allowing private health care providers in public schools.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 2501 allows indigent parents to select their own attorneys in child welfare cases.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
House committee successfully passes bill amendments despite complicated voting process.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond plans $45 million Shaco project to honor slavery history and improve local sites.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota establishes new crime limitation periods effective August 1, 2025 concerning DNA analysis.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The Move Over Bill mandates drivers to change lanes for stopped vehicles with hazard lights.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate bill 2933 aims to enhance judges' understanding of elder abuse and neglect.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
A legislative conference committee approved amendments that add informal enforcement steps for the attorney general and create a 30‑day automatic stay of final orders pending appeal; the attorney general's office warned the stay would deviate from existing Administrative Agencies Practices Act procedures.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The committee approved forwarding multiple board and commission appointments and recommended approval for an ordinance to fund a culvert replacement project and a resolution to amend the 6 Points master plan; it continued the speed-camera resolution to May 20.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The subcommittee approves a bill codifying student free speech while limiting school liability.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
State agencies must report all suspected fraud exceeding $10,000 annually to the Section.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 629 aims to alleviate child support arrears for low-income noncustodial parents.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
State Fair Board proposes changes to budget for restroom and security infrastructure enhancements.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Staff outlined components, funding and timelines for the Shockoe (Shackoe) Heritage Campus: exhibit hall, Emily Winfrey cottage relocation, Ann Carroll's Landing and Slave Trail improvements, Lumpkin's Slave Jail pavilion, South and North memorials, the Shaco Hill African Burial Ground and a proposed National Slavery Museum.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Legislators debate potential impacts of a bill on student speech rights at graduation.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
State grants support local governments in upgrading emergency communication equipment through ARMER.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 25‑01 would permit indigent parents in Department of Family and Protective Services cases to choose a licensed, qualified attorney to replace a court‑appointed attorney; the committee heard unanimous supporting testimony from family defense attorneys, policy advocates and legal organizations and left the bill pending.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Members of the conference committee on Senate Bill 2009 discussed funding levels and match requirements for a state fair restroom project and safety and security infrastructure, with a proposed state cap of $750,000 for the restroom facility tied to a 2-to-1 state-to-local match and debate over a $1 million no-match security appropriation.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond staff described current school-zone and red-light camera programs, state funding limits for high-risk intersection cameras and the need for procurement and budget action; the committee continued the resolution to the May meeting and asked for a recommendation within 30 days.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The bill mandates school districts to allow student religious expression with disclaimers at events.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
House bill HF2432 modified judiciary policies and established Minnesota victims of crime account.
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Regional councils discuss securing consistent funding to address housing and childcare shortages.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 10 15, as explained to the committee, would make the comptroller the sole officer responsible for determining remittance of excess statutory probate court fees and clarify fee allocations; a committee substitute adds fees remitted to the Office of Court Administration in the comptroller’s determinations. The committee left the bill for.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Members of Virginia Organizing and neighborhood residents urged Richmond council to move the city'9s rental inspection ordinance forward without delay, asked for monthly updates and recommended avoiding the term "blight" in the final text.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
A bill to designate a choral anthem was reported favorably without debate; the clerk announced a 17-0 vote.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota sets $110.7M budget for Financial Crimes and Fire Marshal in fiscal year 2028
House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Committee members discussed House Bill 1524’s proposal to provide stable funding for eight regional councils by allowing the Department of Commerce to set aside portions of state grant programs. Lawmakers debated whether the authority should be mandatory or discretionary and raised questions about funding levels, staff positions and budget limits.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
A committee substitute for Senate Bill 29‑33 would add elder‑abuse and neglect training for judges statewide; proponents including a Bexar County probate judge described frequent, complex elder‑abuse cases and urged mandated training. The committee left the bill pending.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond Ames Authority maintains high compliance scores under IAED’s accreditation standards.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Senate Bill 78 would permit educators to receive years-of-experience credit on the salary schedule for relevant occupational experience; committee adopted an amendment delaying pay adjustment to the following school year and reported the bill favorably 17-0.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota grants exclusive probation responsibilities to the Department of Corrections for certain jurisdictions.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
The commission received a proclamation designating April as World Autism Acceptance Month and accepted a presentation and plaque recognizing the city’s autism‑inclusive designation. The commission also honored Tamarac Fire Rescue for full national accreditation and receiving an ISO Class 1 rating.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond Fire Department reveals plans for new engines and improved fire station facilities.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Supporters urged lowering interest on child support arrears from 6% to 3%, citing research and state arrears totals; a committee substitute requested by the Attorney General would delay the statute's effective date from Sept. 1, 2025, to Jan. 1, 2026. The committee took public testimony and left the bill pending.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota Statutes revised to clarify definitions of peace officers and drug violations
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House Bill 3758 would require districts to adopt a model policy and a disclaimer so student speakers’ voluntary religious viewpoints are not treated as the district’s view; committee adopted a narrower amendment and reported the bill favorably with one recorded abstention on the amendment.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
After a contentious exchange over process and school‑zone enforcement levels, the commission adopted a motion that the topic of school‑zone speed/detection camera systems not be brought back for discussion by staff or commissioners.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond Fire Department highlights unique recruitment success and increased female representation.
Committee on Jurisprudence, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senator Parker introduced a committee substitute for Senate Bill 21‑65 to require trials in temporary managing conservatorship cases to begin within 180 days of a child being found; the committee sent up the substitute and left the bill pending.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota creates advisory board to guide fair grants for automobile theft prevention initiatives.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House Bill 4257 would align excused-absence rules across interscholastic activities regardless of sanctioning body; an amendment clarifies application and keeps the existing 10-day limit and academic-standing requirement. Committee reported the bill favorably 16-0.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
A first‑reading ordinance to permit sale and serving of alcohol at city parks and facilities failed after public comment expressing concerns about family events, enforcement and liability.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Fire Chief highlights training impact and community integration at recent session.
Committee on Finance, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Bob Nix advocates for a newly agreed-upon pension bill benefiting Austin firefighters and citizens.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota allocates funding for approved training courses emphasizing use of force and crisis response.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House Bill 3632 would add accounting majors to qualifying majors for certain scholarship stipends; committee reported the bill favorably 16-0 and staff said the fiscal impact is minimal.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
After public comment and debate the Tamarac City Commission voted 4–1 to record a restrictive covenant requiring Colony West Golf Courses be maintained and used as an 18‑hole golf course, open space or recreational use; the covenant can only be released by a unanimous future commission vote plus written consent of all property owners within 400 ft.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Fire Department showcases award-winning Station 12 design and unprecedented female recruit class.
Committee on Finance, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Mayor Watson endorses collaborative pension reform bill ensuring stability for Austin firefighters.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Legislation updates employee data accessibility for government entities in Minnesota.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The committee reported House Bill 4249 favorably after members said it would extend existing move-over requirements to motorists passing stopped vehicles with hazard lights; fines would mirror current statute.
Tamarac, Broward County, Florida
At its April 23 meeting the Tamarac City Commission approved a fiber contract, turnout-gear purchase and several program updates. The commission also adopted a restrictive covenant to preserve the Colony West Golf Course in perpetuity; votes on an alcohol-in-parks ordinance failed and a proposal to study school-zone speed cameras was blocked from a
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond's Fire Department handled significant water rescue and technical rescue incidents this quarter.
Committee on Finance, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The committee referred House Bill 1109 (in lieu of Senate Bill 935) to the full Senate with a recommendation to pass; the bill would exempt county government vehicles from certain motor-fuel taxes or provide a credit authority, as presented by the sponsor.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota redefines peace officer education and repeals multiple obsolete provisions.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Legislators discuss enhancing transparency in drug pricing data to improve patient care.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The Wilson Hall team celebrated their state championship victory at the State House.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Richmond collaborates with regional partners to enhance water rescue training and resources.
Committee on Finance, Senate, Legislative, Texas
Senate Bill 771 would allow diesel used in auxiliary power units (APUs) and power-take-off units (PTOs) to qualify for the same motor-fuel tax credits or refunds currently available for gasoline, restoring parity that supporters say was lost when the motor-fuel tax code was rewritten.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota amends statutes to enhance privacy of student and parent health data.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Hendricks highlights legal challenges and data utility issues in proposed healthcare transparency bill.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House lawmakers pass amendment allowing tax exemption for durable medical equipment sales.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
Interim Fire Chief Jeffrey Siegel told the Public Safety Standing Committee the department handled 293 fire incidents and 5,222 EMS incidents in the quarter, reported median and 90th-percentile response times, detailed specialty calls, noted fleet replacements and said two new stations are near completion.
Committee on Finance, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Finance committee reported House Bill 135 favorably to the full Senate. The bill narrows tax-code ambiguity by defining exotic game animals for agriculture exemptions so sales of exotic livestock are not treated as taxable sales and provides consistency for taxing exotic game operations.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota Statutes revise mortgage foreclosure process with new redemption and inspection rules.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Larsen emphasizes importance of existing data transparency in healthcare during committee meeting.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
After a Richmond Ambulance Authority briefing on call-answer and accreditation data, committee members pressed Department of Emergency Communications, Preparedness and Response staff for an apples-to-apples comparison; staff were asked to deliver a combined analysis coordinated by Steve Taylor within two weeks.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House passes Amendment 4, empowering the Attorney General to issue subpoenas independently.
Committee on Finance, Senate, Legislative, Texas
The Senate Committee on Finance adopted a committee substitute for Senate Bill 2345 that would restructure the Austin Firefighters Retirement Fund by creating a reduced benefit tier for new hires, changing COLA rules for retirees, and moving the fund to an actuarially determined employer contribution model to amortize legacy liabilities over 30 yrs
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota's funding supports postsecondary schools in implementing comprehensive officer training programs.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
A virtual speaker told the Public Safety Standing Committee that management at Hills High Court, overseen by the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, has failed to address ongoing violence, overcrowding and safety needs and urged the city to enforce changes.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Oceanside Academy teams celebrated for winning tennis, volleyball, and football state championships.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Antiquities Advisory Board votes to issue permit for Alamo Church construction project
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Hendricks warns of excessive government growth and inadequate planning in civil penalty process.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota announces $191 million general fund base for public safety and clemency initiatives.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Participants must adhere to strict boarding times and attire regulations for the event.
Richmond City (Independent City), Virginia
The Richmond City Council Public Safety Standing Committee approved minutes, authorized a remote participation request for a committee member and forwarded several advisory-board reappointments to the full council with a recommendation to approve.
Senate, Legislative, North Dakota
Lawmakers at a conference committee hearing discussed proposed reporting requirements tied to the federal 340B drug discount program in Senate Bill 2370, focusing on germaneness, data use, confidentiality and enforcement; no final action was taken and members asked for more study and another meeting.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Texas Commission approves termination of preservation easement for deteriorating Nueces County Courthouse.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota transfers $8M to victims account and initiates law enforcement training reimbursement.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Lawmaker calls for greater awareness and protection of the constitution during legislative discussions.
Cooper City, Broward County, Florida
Council announces $250 daily fines for non-compliance on property health and safety issues.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
Richter's amendment shifts $50M funding to support oil city debt relief without affecting SIF.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Efforts to restore textiles in Texas Governor's Mansion focus on public rooms and authenticity.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota amends statutes for antifraud plans and establishes rewards for fraud information.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Local lawmakers advance Beaufort County precinct updates as requested by voter registration board
Cooper City, Broward County, Florida
A Cooper City special magistrate ordered the new owner of 10430 Southwest 51 Street to repair a damaged fence and address a stagnant pool by April 30, 2025, or face a $250-per-day fine and city abatement with cost recovery; a status review was set for May 7.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
City grants rise by $23 million, while township grants decrease by $10 million.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Commissioner Brummet details upcoming courthouse program anniversary events and collaborations.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota updates statutes on child support, spousal maintenance, and domestic abuse definitions.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Anderson County Emergency Management recognized for outstanding response during Hurricane Helene.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
Commission unanimously approves final plats for Tree Glen, Village On The Green, and Eagle Creek.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The committee approved further amendments to Senate Bill 2012 (Department of Transportation budget), increasing city grants and some city distributions while reducing township and bridge allocations; committee members said the package was negotiated among conferees and remains subject to conference with the Senate and potential gubernatorial action
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Abdullah raises concerns about commission's handling of historical education and bias.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
House observes moment of silence for Dorman High School students after recent tragedies.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota creates Office of Appellate Counsel to provide training and representation for parents.
Appropriations, House of Representatives, Legislative, North Dakota
The Appropriations Committee approved an amendment moving a proposed Hub City Debt Relief Fund from the state share of the oil-and-gas production tax to the four-county distribution pool and reducing the program’s biannual allocation from $50 million to $21 million. The amendment passed on a voice and roll call vote and the bill was advanced as Am.
Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio
The Toledo-Lucas County Planning Commission approved three subdivision final plats and approved minutes during its March 26, 2025 meeting; approvals were unanimous with one member absent.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Legislators discuss proposed bill granting the attorney general expanded subpoena authority for investigations.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Commission emphasizes heritage tourism's potential to boost sales tax in rural communities.
Marin County, California
Marin County Board approves ordinance on real estate disclosures after public comments.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Officials discuss property fraud tactics and offer prevention strategies during public meeting.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota amends laws on unborn child homicide and improves forensic navigator responsibilities.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
On April 23, 2025, the South Carolina House adopted a series of uncontested third‑reading bills with little debate and advanced multiple contested items to further consideration, including the socially‑sensitive social‑worker compact and other second‑reading items.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
THGAAC discusses antisemitism policy, Holocaust education, and upcoming Jewish American Heritage Month initiatives.
Marin County, California
Community initiatives support youth voices in juvenile hall and climate engagement across Marin County.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Detective Fletcher highlights significant increase in property fraud crimes in Marion County.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
County recorder to make public previously private property documents upon termination of disclosure prohibition.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
After hours of debate, the South Carolina House approved changes to Senate Bill 74 that allow the attorney general to request subscriber information from internet providers in Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigations but require a circuit court judge to find probable cause before a subpoena issues.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Economic analysis shows Texas heritage sites generate $20 billion and 33,000 jobs.
Marin County, California
Trip to Japan highlights need for improved public transit policies.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Residents can register for alerts on property deed activity to combat scams.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Court establishes new conservatorship monitoring system and reporting requirements for guardians.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee members advocate reducing burdensome regulations for small business owners.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
County Judge Connie Scott urges support for ending easement on deteriorating courthouse for safety.
Marin County, California
County workers urge board to increase pay and healthcare support amid rising living costs.
Indianapolis City, Marion County, Indiana
Officials on the Marion County Recorder's Office program said deed forgery and scams targeting vacant homes and older residents are increasing; callers were urged to sign up for a free property-fraud alert and to file police reports with IMPD if victimized.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Commissioner allocates funding to combat automobile theft via grants and community education.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Senators Blackmon and Graham support bill allowing minors to operate rental carts at racetracks.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Denison honored for revitalization efforts during Texas Main Street program's celebration event.
Marin County, California
Oak Hill School honors 25 years of fostering inclusive education for neurodivergent children.
Marin County, California
Board approves mental health awareness month motion introduced by Supervisor Colbert.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota updates laws for consecutive sentences for assaults committed by inmates.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Committee advances legislation allowing home rental car businesses, highlighting need for regulatory guidelines.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Commission approves permit for temporary enclosure ahead of Alamo Church conservation work.
Marin County, California
Officials discuss community mental health challenges and effects of Gaza situation on youth.
Marin County, California
Council allocates funding for Marin Child Care Council’s family services programs.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota mandates protections for student and parent contact information in educational institutions
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Scott stresses accurate terminology for safety in rental car age act hearings.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Restoration features updated quilt and greenhouse enhancements to preserve 1982 aesthetics.
Marin County, California
County officials propose shuttle service and promote fair housing initiatives in public meeting.
Marin County, California
Oak Hill School marks 25 years supporting neurodivergent students and fostering community engagement.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota updates statutes to criminalize methamphetamine activities near children and vulnerable adults.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Carolina Motorsports Park seeks to allow parents to permit 15-year-olds to rent go-karts.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Commission evaluates historic site studies and highlights new archaeological initiatives statewide.
Marin County, California
County officials promote youth internships while honoring victims of San Geronimo incident.
Marin County, California
Julia Wise aims to raise climate awareness with mural at Memorial Park in Marin.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota House Bill clarifies public data handling for employee disciplinary actions and complaints.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Senate Bill 150, which would allow rental/"rental cart" operations and permit 15–17-year-olds with a valid permit or license to operate certain rental carts, drew extended testimony from track operators and the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation. The subcommittee voted to adjourn debate to allow staff and agencies to draft clarifying and
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Lisonbee Kendrick announces Slayton Harvey House as Texas Plains Trail's second historic site.
Marin County, California
Chief Weber discusses wildfire readiness and community safety measures for upcoming fire season.
Marin County, California
Marin County welcomes motivated eligibility workers to enhance community service and future leadership.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota courts establish new guidelines for continued supervision of monitored defendants.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
The commission approves a grant revision for Tyler and discusses strategic tourism initiatives.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
The House Regulatory Review Subcommittee voted unanimously to advance House Bill 4247, which would transfer administration of the state commodity code from the Secretary of State to the Attorney General’s Office and update commodity-law language to mirror the Uniform Securities Act.
Marin County, California
MAPE members urge Board of Supervisors for equitable wage increases and healthcare support.
Marin County, California
Supervisors honor memory of Olive, Sienna, Ada, and Jocelyn following a devastating crash
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Minnesota courts must assess financial penalties on corporate crime convictions.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
Comptroller Hager plans a meeting to reassess grant review processes on May 6.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Lawmakers discuss public health powers and vaccination authority amid civil liberties fears in South Carolina.
Marin County, California
Chief Weber emphasizes community involvement and proactive measures for wildfire safety this season.
Marin County, California
Board approves May as Mental Health Awareness Month following housing support for anchor out population
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota establishes statutes of limitations for various offenses related to victim age.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
The Antiquities Advisory Board voted to recommend that the Texas Historical Commission approve a State Antiquities Landmark nomination for the Rancho Riachio archaeological site (41RF14) in Refugio County; staff reported the site contains buried shell middens and diagnostic artifacts, and the nomination was submitted by the private landowner.
2025 Legislative Meetings, South Carolina
Representative Beach urges immediate action to repeal outdated DHEC authorities during agency restructuring.
Marin County, California
Board evaluates 97 funding requests totaling $952,940 for community service grants.
Marin County, California
President Sackett emphasizes the legacy and excitement of the summer internship program.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota establishes annual funding formulas for probation services in counties and Tribal Nations.
Marin County, California
Board approves new titles for emergency services during organizational restructuring.
Historical Commission (THC), Departments and Agencies, Executive, Texas
A draft economic impact report presented to the Texas Historical Commission estimates that THC-managed sites and affiliated trail-region activities generate about $20 billion in economic output over five years, create roughly 33,000 jobs and produce more than $100 million in state tax revenues, driven primarily by tourism.
Marin County, California
Marin County announces mental health initiatives and support services during May Mental Health Month.
Marin County, California
Oak Hill School honors 25 years supporting neurodivergent students in Marin and Greater Bay Area.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
State adopts one-time funding for nonprofit security grants through federal program eligibility.
Marin County, California
The board reviewed 97 applications requesting about $952,940 and signaled allocations totaling a $200,000 target. Supervisors announced specific award amounts to local nonprofits on the record and directed the county executive to finalize and distribute funds.
Marin County, California
Youth leaders announce 1 Stride at a Time event to support mental health and community.
Marin County, California
County officials discuss tragedy aftermath, fair housing recognition, and workforce pay challenges.
Marin County, California
Behavioral Health Services launches initiatives and events to promote mental health awareness in May.
Marin County, California
Julia Wise advocates for climate crisis education through mural in Marin's Memorial Park.
Marin County, California
Marin County Fire Chief Jason Weber reviewed wildfire preparations and urged residents to focus on defensible space and home hardening. The board approved introduction of an ordinance adopting updated Local Responsibility Area (LRA) Fire Hazard Severity Zone maps as a first reading.
Marin County, California
The Beat Within conducts weekly writing workshops in juvenile hall, fostering trust and expression.
Marin County, California
Council approves funding allocation for Marin Child Care Council to manage childcare programs.
Marin County, California
Supervisors authorized consideration of a five-month option agreement to buy a 24,500-square-foot office building at 30 North San Pedro Road in San Rafael for $8,800,000 to expand county office space adjacent to the civic center.
Marin County, California
The board reviewed 97 applications requesting roughly $952,940 in Cycle 2 community service grants and delegated authority to the county executive to finalize allocations from a $200,000 target. Supervisors announced individual allocations during the meeting.
Marin County, California
Supervisors honor victims and support community after devastating car accident loss.
Marin County, California
Supervisors address new paid internship program and urgent funding needs for housing services.
Marin County, California
Marin Child Care Council briefed supervisors on a $1 million ARPA-funded early childhood educator retention pilot (LIFT) that provided stipends and case-management supports; the board accepted the report and staff noted program lessons for future workforce supports.
Marin County, California
The Board approved an option agreement allowing the county five months to study and potentially purchase a 24,500-square-foot office building at 30 North San Pedro Road in San Rafael. Staff negotiated an option price of $8,800,000 and said the building could provide near-term county workspace.
Marin County, California
Coalition seeks funding for bilingual documentaries to raise awareness about human trafficking dangers.
Marin County, California
Oak Hill School honors 25 years of fostering an inclusive environment for neurodivergent students.
Marin County, California
County fire and emergency management officials briefed supervisors on wildfire preparedness, defensible-space inspections, and community readiness. The board acknowledged Wildfire Awareness Week, introduced an updated Fire Hazard Severity Zone Maps ordinance for first reading, and introduced an ordinance updating the county emergency management (2.
Marin County, California
Steven Torrance presents proposed updates to emergency management code for Marin County.
Marin County, California
Requesting funds to fix leaking roof affecting mental health services during rainy season.
Introduced, House , 2025 Bills , Maine Legislation Bills, Maine
Minnesota establishes felony for reporting fictitious emergencies to home of officials.