Wilmington launches rent escrow program for tenants disputing serious housing conditions
Wilmington announced a new rent escrow program on July 21, 2026, tied to qualifying disputes over rental-property conditions and housing-code enforcement.
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San Juan small-business utility-relief program remains open through September 1
San Juan is accepting applications through September 1, 2026, for municipal economic assistance aimed at small and medium-sized businesses affected by recent disruptions, including water and electricity interruptions.
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Polk County preliminarily backs another $1 million for Des Moines education campus
Polk County supervisors gave preliminary approval to a $500,000 loan and $500,000 grant for the school portion of Starts Right Here’s planned East Village transitional-housing and education campus.
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Wilmington VA Medical Center receives four-star CMS hospital quality rating
The Wilmington VA Medical Center has received four out of five stars in CMS’s annual Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating report, according to VA Wilmington Health Care.
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Pierre scheduled water-main replacement on Pierre Street for July 27
The City of Pierre announced July 24 that its Water Department was scheduled to begin a water-main replacement project on Pierre Street on Monday, July 27.
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Worcester City Council committee schedules Aug. 17 public charter review
Worcester’s Municipal and Legislative Operations Standing Committee will review the city charter and invite resident input at a public meeting Aug. 17.
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Concord’s citywide water-main leak survey reaches scheduled end date
Concord’s contracted survey for water-main leaks was scheduled to run from July 27 through Aug. 3, with no findings or repair plans released in the available city notice.
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Warwick agenda lists procurement of one police first-responder drone
A March 9 City Council agenda listed the purchase of one Flock Safety Drone as a First Responder for Warwick police. The available record does not establish a launch date, cost or operating rules.
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Augusta posts 2026 election information as candidate qualification nears
Augusta-Richmond County’s official election materials set an Aug. 17-21, 2026 qualification window for candidates for mayor, State Court judge and the Augusta Commission.
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Oklahoma City seeks input on Classen Boulevard development plan
Oklahoma City has begun public outreach for Thrive on Classen, a transit-oriented development planning effort focused on the Classen Boulevard corridor.