Moorhead School Board Considers Legislative Changes for School Safety Funding Flexibility

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Moorhead Area School Board, members explored legislative changes to enhance school safety funding flexibility. The proposal aims to allow significant safety projects to qualify under health and safety provisions, potentially easing financial constraints. Discussions also covered student enrollment trends, a field trip proposal, and a comprehensive communication strategy for an upcoming levy referendum.

Walmart Faces Compliance Deadline for Stormwater Maintenance Violations in Titusville

Overview: During the recent Titusville Code Enforcement Board meeting, Walmart Stores East LP was granted a 45-day extension to address stormwater maintenance violations at its 3175 Cheney Highway location. The meeting, presided over by Magistrate Don Wyn, focused on the quasi-judicial nature of proceedings.

Moorhead City Council Approves $300,000 Tax Levy to Bolster Housing Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Moorhead City Council meeting, the council unanimously approved a $300,000 special benefit tax levy for 2026 to support local housing initiatives. The levy aims to address child homelessness and preserve affordable housing, with council members underscoring the impressive return on investment the levy provides. The meeting also addressed issues regarding rental property conditions and recognized new police officers.

Caldwell-West Caldwell School Board Debates Athletic Center Costs and New Sports Initiatives

Overview: The Caldwell-West Caldwell School Board meeting focused on a revised proposal for a new athletic center, addressing community concerns over costs and inclusivity, alongside discussions on introducing new sports programs, notably girls flag football, at the high school level.

Palm Beach County School Board Faces $25 Million Shortfall Amid Declining Enrollment

Overview: The Palm Beach County School Board meeting highlighted a challenge as the district grapples with a projected $25 million shortfall due to a notable decline in student enrollment by approximately 5,500 students compared to the previous year. This decline is expected to result in a $45 million loss in revenue, partially offset by $20 million in anticipated savings from reduced staffing.