State Directory - Ohio County Dog Wardens Association (OCDWA) Ohio Counties Dog Warden List.

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Ventura Regional Sanitation District: Tollan Road Landfill has roughly 12–14 years of capacity, feasibility study due this summer Ventura Regional Sanitation District General Manager Eric Zetz told the Camarillo City Council the county's only public landfill brings in about 1,300 tons per day, generates roughly $18.5 million annually, and has an estimated 12–14 years of remaining airspace; the district has authorized a feasibility study due back to its board by summer.

As Ventura County's only public landfill approaches capacity, urgent decisions about its future are on the horizon.

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Community Day offers jobs, resources in East St. Louis Residents can connect with employers, apply for jobs and access support services at a Community Day event on Saturday, April 4 at the Wyvetter H. Younge Higher Education Campus in East St. Louis. The event will include on-site job interviews, a free resume workshop, expungement assistance and wellness resources, along with family activities. It is […]

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South Lake Tahoe finance director outlines stable reserves but warns of future pressure Finance Director Olga Chamereva told the council the city closed FY2025 with stronger-than-expected reserves and proposed midyear allocations totaling roughly $4.1M; long-term projections show modest deficits beginning FY2027 without continued use of ballot measures and close budget management.

South Lake Tahoe's finance director reveals a strong reserve but warns of potential budget deficits ahead—what does this mean for the city's future?

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Committee sets public hearing on proposed county animal‑abuse registry after wide-ranging debate The committee voted to set a public hearing at the full board on a proposed county animal‑abuse registry that would post names and photos of county‑convicted animal‑abuse offenders; members debated scope, duration on the registry, enforcement costs and state‑law limits.

A new proposal for an animal-abuse registry in Washington County could change the way we protect pets by publicly listing offenders, but the debate is just beginning.

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Council signs MOU to sponsor Catholic Community Services’ proposed 100‑unit affordable housing project The council approved a memorandum of understanding to act as fiscal agent and project sponsor so Catholic Community Services can apply for $2 million in congressional directed funding for a proposed ~100‑unit affordable housing development with wraparound services and a community resource center on East Busby Drive.

Sierra Vista's City Council just greenlit a plan that could bring 100 affordable housing units and vital community services to East Busby Drive!

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Superintendent offers cuts and corrections to narrow budget gap; librarians, social‑emotional staff and facilities targeted for scenarios Administration presented proposed FY27 reductions and found $300,000+ in potential savings (JROTC correction, deferred facilities, possible nutrition reserve adjustment); committee asked for multiple scenarios showing impacts of keeping occupied positions vs. deeper cuts.

Superintendent Jake Langley unveiled potential budget cuts exceeding $300,000, igniting a heated debate over the future of librarians and social-emotional staff in Maine schools.

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Coffee County departments present 2027 budget requests; libraries, health and buildings seek targeted increases Department directors told the county Budget & Finance group they need more funds for part-time library wages and IT, solid-waste vehicle maintenance and crushed stone for convenience centers, health-department utilities and a state-funded physician, and building roof work; no votes were taken.

Coffee County departments are making urgent budget requests for 2027, seeking salary increases and funding for essential services amid rising costs and growing community needs.

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Arlington residents urge board to save Barcroft gymnastics, offer revenue fixes Dozens of residents, athletes and coaches told the Arlington County Board that closing Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center or cutting its gymnastics and adaptive programs would harm children and remove unique community resources; speakers offered fee and staffing changes to keep the programs running.

Arlington residents are rallying to save the Barcroft Sports & Fitness Center, arguing its vital gymnastics and adaptive programs are essential for community growth and youth development.

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Benefit Bridge - Perry County Job and Family Services Benefit Bridge is a program designed to bridge the gap between a family's new income and their decrease in benefits. The main focus of the county’s program is on single-parent homes, but may include o...

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Helping families move forward — Benefit Bridge supports the transition when income increases but benefits decrease.

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School board adopts ICE-protection resolution affirming schools as safe, welcoming places The board unanimously adopted a resolution affirming Charlottesville City Schools will not voluntarily assist federal immigration enforcement beyond requirements of law, referencing Plyler v. Doe and directing staff to issue protocols and family information; staff said most items were already in practice.

Charlottesville City Schools just took a bold stand to protect students and families from immigration enforcement, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment for all.

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Guthrie library director proposes broad policy overhaul: consolidated cards, end to routine late fees The Guthrie library director presented a redline of policy changes that would consolidate multiple card types into one primary card, limit hot-spot loans, raise DVD checkout limits and remove routine late fees while preserving account-hold mechanisms. The board will vote on revisions after a full board is seated.

The Guthrie library director is shaking things up with a bold policy overhaul that simplifies card types, raises DVD limits, and banishes routine late fees for good!

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Senate backs study on Long Creek’s future use after members raise public‑safety and resource concerns Senators debated amendments charging DHHS and DOC to study future use of Long Creek facilities; proponents framed the measure as a needed step to improve rehabilitation while opponents warned resources are lacking. The majority ought-to-pass-as-amended report prevailed on a roll call.

Lawmakers in Maine are tackling the urgent need for a study on Long Creek’s future as they weigh public safety against rehabilitation for serious juvenile offenders.

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Staff reports serious defects in hydro gearbox; city to compile costs and pursue vendor remedies City utilities staff reported extensive assembly defects on a recently purchased gearbox (reported purchase $129,000), listing damaged bearings, backward-installed seals, and worn gears; staff will package repair costs and pursue recovery from the vendor while prioritizing repairs to return generation.

Mount Pleasant's utilities staff uncovered alarming defects in a $129,000 hydro gearbox, prompting a push for accountability from the vendor after discovering serious assembly issues.

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The Social Harvest Health Expo is fun for the whole family! Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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Happy Mediation Week! Join us TODAY at LA Law Library for a conversation on how mediation helps build stronger communities. Learn how conflicts can be resolved early and across cultures in public and private settings.

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Attorney General's office outlines 'Hear Me Wa' 24/7 youth well‑being line and referral system Erica Chang, youth outreach coordinator for the Attorney General's Office, described Hear Me Wa as a statewide, youth‑centered tip and resource line (ages 0–25) that provides anonymous crisis counseling (via Sandy Hook Promise) 24/7, triages tips by urgency and has made more than 500 referrals since launch.

Washington's new Hear Me Wa service connects youth with 24/7 support and resources, empowering them to report concerns and access help when they need it most.

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Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approves three change orders for Health, Business and Community Center after contractor cites wrong door hardware The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority approved three change orders totaling $6,503.17 on March 10, 2026, and acknowledged a project contingency of $435,999. A contractor said an electronic door with incorrect hardware created the largest of the change orders.

The Daggett County Municipal Building Authority just approved $6,503.17 in change orders for a community center project, sparked by an electronic door with the wrong hardware!

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Simpson County officials weigh $1.1 million plan to convert F‑S Fire Rescue to full‑time department At a joint Oct. 18 meeting in Franklin, F‑S Fire Rescue Chief Leslie Goodrum outlined a proposal to staff a full‑time department (15 firefighters plus chiefs) that officials estimate would require an additional $1.1 million in annual payroll; no vote or funding decision was taken.

Simpson County officials are considering a bold $1.1 million plan to transform F-S Fire Rescue into a full-time department, but can they secure the funding needed to protect the community?

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Spencer County Fiscal Court adopts $26.9 million 2025-26 budget; standing orders and uniform policy also approved At a June 10 special meeting, the Spencer County Fiscal Court adopted Ordinance No. 24, a $26,919,967 budget for fiscal 2025-26, and approved standing orders to pre-authorize recurring payroll and utility payments and an employee uniform policy with a $750 annual allowance for covered departments.

Spencer County just approved a massive $26.9 million budget for 2025-26, paving the way for exciting new projects and initiatives!

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Whitfield County OKs $903,650 sewer force‑main agreement with Dalton Utilities, to be paid with ARPA funds The Board of Commissioners approved a $903,650 intergovernmental agreement with Dalton Utilities to install a force‑main sewer from Mill Creek Road to Westside Park; the board authorized using ARPA funds and approved related local sewer repairs.

Whitfield County has greenlighted a $903,650 sewer project funded by ARPA, paving the way for improved utilities from Mill Creek Road to Westside Park!

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Murray County adopts JPA to allow Red Rock water project financing; county to issue $8.07 million in GO bonds The Murray County Board adopted a joint powers agreement enabling issuance of $8,071,000 in general-obligation bonds to fund part of Red Rock Rural Water System’s $16 million project to connect about 350 residences near Lake Shetek and Lake Sarah; board members approved the JPA July 15 and the attorney required all nine counties’ approval before bond issuance.

Murray County just greenlit an $8 million bond to kick off a transformative water project, set to connect 350 homes and reshape the community!

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Murray County board approves joint powers agreement to enable Lincoln‑Pipestone Rural Water bond issuance The board voted Sept. 2 to approve a joint powers agreement enabling Lincoln‑Pipestone Rural Water to use county-issued general obligation bonds for a $43.27 million system upgrade; Minnesota statute makes the 10 participating counties pro rata backstops if LPRW defaults.

Murray County just greenlit a massive $43.27 million upgrade for Lincoln-Pipestone Rural Water, paving the way for a state-of-the-art water treatment plant and more!

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Edmond council reviews options to erase $1.278 million projected general‑fund shortfall At a March 16 workshop, city staff laid out draft FY27 numbers showing a $1,278,000 general‑fund gap and offered options — using CIP fund balance, trimming CityLink transfers, pausing some nonprofit grants or assuming modest sales‑tax growth — to restore reserves while minimizing service cuts.

Edmond's City Council faces a daunting $1.278 million budget shortfall, prompting urgent discussions on potential cuts and financial strategies to safeguard essential services.

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The Social Harvest Health Expo is fun for the whole family! Saturday, March 28, 2026, come to the festival at the Wharf for wellness info, fun, food, and community resources. A healthier community starts with your family.

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Millcreek presenter says rising special-education and English-learner needs are straining school buildings and budgets An unnamed Millcreek Township SD presenter told the board that stable overall enrollment hides growing special-education and English-learner populations, which require lower student-to-staff ratios and are driving space and budget pressure; the presenter outlined a draft budget timeline for March–May.

Millcreek Township SD faces a looming crisis as rising special-education and English-learner populations strain resources and budgets, leaving schools in a tight spot.

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Judge says court lacks authority and local resources to order long-term mental-health treatment as mother urges help for son During Cameron Richardson's arraignment, his mother described his schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and asked the court for treatment options; Judge Tammy Long Hayward explained the court's limited authority and recommended family contact regional resources such as NAMI while the defendant will be managed under current criminal conditions.

A mother pleads for her son with mental health struggles to receive treatment, but a judge reveals the harsh reality of limited resources in the system.

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Sacramento Public Library Authority adopts FY25–26 midyear budget update, allocates supplemental funds The board approved a midyear budget update projecting $63.1 million in revenues and $70.1 million in expenditures, a $430,000 midyear increase to use of fund balance and supplemental funding allocations for HVAC and other capital projects; the motion passed by roll call with 12 members voting.

Sacramento Public Library Authority has approved a budget update that reveals a $7 million draw from reserves and plans for key capital projects, raising essential questions about future funding and community impact.

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State Parks seeks ongoing funding to continue library pass program; LAO flags it as a lower priority California State Parks asked the subcommittee for $6.75 million in ongoing general fund support to make the library park‑pass program permanent (33,000 passes distributed through libraries); LAO recommended rejecting ongoing funding in the current fiscal context and questioned marginal cost assumptions.

California State Parks is pushing for $6.75 million to make its popular library park-pass program permanent, but budget analysts are raising concerns about priorities and costs.

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