Adams County received a $516,101.36 INDOT matching grant for rehabilitation of Bridge 142 and the board authorized staff to advertise the project so the county can secure the funding within INDOT’s timeline.

Stillwater council approved a construction work package and accepted terms for a state airport grant to expand parking ahead of the new terminal, authorizing a contract amendment with Seymour Lippert Brothers and agreeing to a 5% city match if the grant is awarded.

The Budget & Finance Committee advanced an ordinance authorizing the mayor to provide up to $100,000 to the Akron‑Canton Regional Food Bank to help residents affected by a SNAP benefits disruption; officials said funds would be used for food purchases and distribution, likely in two $50,000 installments.

The Pierce County Council voted to approve submittal of two competitive clean-energy grant applications to the Washington State Department of Commerce for solar installations on county facilities. Council discussion focused on site feasibility, long‑term maintenance and how on‑site generation helps meet state clean‑building energy targets.

Council approves three resolutions totaling $148.5 million for infrastructure and bonds.

Commissioners approve $8.2 million contract for County Road 137 reconstruction project.

Board votes to replace outdated HVAC system using $1.1M federal funds.

Leaders emphasize importance of collective efforts for effective flood mitigation in Bel Air

Local leaders advocate for Highway 200 funding as reconnecting communities grant faces review.

The city council unanimously supports land sales to promote economic growth in Maricopa.

Mike Lizzo urges Kodiak Assembly to support school funding to mitigate state cuts.

Council votes to approve contract for Community Crossing's 2025 paving project.

Senate Bill 974 entitles applicants to recover engineering costs and attorney fees.

Council grants $373,425 for John Liner and FNS Grama road enhancement projects.

Council members gather for prayer and agenda at Savannah's City Hall session.

Cities and counties must implement climate-resilient plans and report progress by 2024.

County officials secure funding and grant for replacing 40-year-old ladder truck

County commissioners endorse security enhancements following a $40K grant for courthouse improvements.