Lonsdale Moves Forward with Body-Worn Cameras as Lead Service Line Replacement Receives Grant Boost

Overview: The recent Lonsdale City Council meeting addressed several issues, including the approval of a new body-worn camera policy for the police department and securing a grant for replacing the city’s sole lead service line. The council also deliberated on various other community-focused initiatives.

Yarmouth Zoning Board Approves Key Variance for Green Harbor Resort Sign, Reviews Kingsway Golf Course

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Yarmouth Zoning Board approved a variance for the Green Harbor Village Resort’s off-premise sign, allowing the longstanding sign to be updated with a new logo. The board also reviewed the Kingsway Trust’s special permit for public play on the Kingsway Golf Course, concluding no adverse impacts from increased rounds of play.

Tequesta Village Council Meeting Addresses Skate Park Safety, Infrastructure, and New Council Appointment

Overview: During the Tequesta Village Council meeting held on March 12, 2026, issues discussed included the safety and maintenance of the local skate park, infrastructure projects, and the appointment of a new council member to fill a vacant seat. The session also highlighted community engagement and the recognition of dedicated village staff.

Arizona Corporation Commission Examines Bartel USA’s Telecommunication License Application

Overview: The Arizona Corporation Commission recently held a public comment and evidentiary hearing to evaluate Bartel USA Incorporated’s application for a certificate of convenience and necessity. The meeting focused on whether Bartel should be authorized to provide resold local exchange and facilities-based long-distance and local exchange telecommunication services in Arizona. The hearing, presided over by administrative law judge Donna Sansone, featured discussions on regulatory compliance, the company’s service offerings, and the technical and managerial capabilities of Bartel.

Miami City Commission Debates Mental Health Facility and Environmental Initiatives

Overview: During a recent Miami City Commission meeting, discussions highlighted the need for a dedicated mental health facility, with commissioners expressing strong support for addressing the city’s mental health crisis. The meeting also addressed community advocacy for environmental initiatives, including the reduction of single-use plastics and the enhancement of public spaces. Several agenda items were deferred, and public comments underscored varied community concerns and proposals.