Boise Voters to Decide on $11 Million Open Space Levy
Boise voters will decide on a new $11 million, two-year open space levy on November 4. The measure aims to fund parks and pathways across the city.
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Boise Voters to Decide on $11 Million Environmental Levy
Boise voters will decide on an $11 million levy this November to fund clean water, open space acquisition, and wildfire mitigation across the city.
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Jordanelle Ridge Open Space Plan Sparks Debate in Heber City
A debate has emerged in Heber City over how to best protect 5,130 acres of open space at the Jordanelle Ridge development, with officials at odds over the agreement's long-term security.
#Heber City#Wasatch County#Urban Planning
Carson City Considers Park Upgrades and Land Conservation
Carson City's advisory committee is reviewing a $44M park upgrade plan, a 130-acre land conservation deal, and a new flood mitigation project.
#Carson City#Urban Planning#Land Conservation
Douglas County Board Rejects Sheriff's ICE Detention Plan
A proposal to house ICE detainees at the Douglas County jail has been rejected by a majority of the county board, who cite humanitarian and financial concerns.
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Pima County Election Offices to Relocate to Larger Facility
Pima County's election offices will move to a new, larger headquarters by May 2025, consolidating operations and doubling the workspace to improve efficiency.
#Pima County#Elections#Local Government
Rehoboth Beach Considers Partnership for New Arts Center
Rehoboth Beach commissioners are set to review a proposal for a public-private partnership with Clear Space Theatre to build a new performing arts center.
#Rehoboth Beach#Clear Space Theatre#Urban Development
Carthage Police Department Relocates to New Facility
The Carthage Police Department is moving into a new standalone station, a cost-effective project that enhances security, space, and operational efficiency.
#Carthage Texas#Law Enforcement#Public Safety
Huntsville Reviews $344 Million Budget for Fiscal Year 2026
Huntsville's City Council is reviewing a proposed $343.7 million budget for fiscal year 2026, with a primary focus on public safety and infrastructure.
#Huntsville#City Budget#Public Safety
Chicago Pension Debt Exceeds $35 Billion Across Four Funds
Chicago's four main employee pension funds face a combined unfunded liability of over $35 billion, placing significant strain on the city's budget and taxpayers.
#Chicago#Pension Crisis#Public Finance
ICE Seeks to House Detainees in Carbon County Jail
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has asked Carbon County to house detainees in its jail, prompting local officials to weigh financial, legal, and community safety concerns.
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