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Curiosity about fire is a natural part of childhood, but when that curiosity leads to fire setting behavior, it becomes ...
10/03/2025

Curiosity about fire is a natural part of childhood, but when that curiosity leads to fire setting behavior, it becomes a serious concern. Unfortunately, children under 18 account for nearly 50% of all arson arrests in the United States, which is why most larger fire departments have adopted programming and have specially trained personnel who can intervene before it’s too late.

Boise began its Youth Firesetting Intervention Program shortly after the North Ada County Fire and Rescue fire marshal learned about it.

The October 2025 Parks & Environmental Services Issue of The Municipal is Out Now.Check it out!
10/02/2025

The October 2025 Parks & Environmental Services Issue of
The Municipal is Out Now.
Check it out!

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Land Pride: Cooperative buying 101
10/02/2025

Land Pride: Cooperative buying 101

Dee Warren, Director, Marketing and Sales Operations for Land Pride and Great Plains Make the most of your fleet dollars Managing tighter budgets when everything is going up requires smart choices and sound fiscal management of taxpayer dollars. Purchasing managers … Continue reading →

Across Texas, water scarcity is no longer a distant environmental concern. It’s now a reality already reshaping how comm...
09/30/2025

Across Texas, water scarcity is no longer a distant environmental concern. It’s now a reality already reshaping how communities live, plan and survive. In 2025, Texan cities like Beeville and San Marcos are navigating distinct, but connected, water challenges, ranging from drought-driven infrastructure failures to long-term population pressures. Both municipalities are taking urgent steps to address the present crisis while preparing for an increasingly dry future.

Across Texas, water scarcity is no longer a distant environmental concern. It’s now a reality reshaping how communities thrive.

As part of a 2016 Economic Development plan, Lebanon officials took on a multi-year project that focused on the lagging ...
09/29/2025

As part of a 2016 Economic Development plan, Lebanon officials took on a multi-year project that focused on the lagging downtown area of this city in eastern Pennsylvania.

Lebanon officials took on a multi-year project that focused on the lagging downtown area of this city in eastern Pennsylvania.

The Warren, Mich., Police Department is taking a step toward breaking the cycle of domestic violence with the Operation ...
09/26/2025

The Warren, Mich., Police Department is taking a step toward breaking the cycle of domestic violence with the Operation Cycle Break initiative. The multifaceted approach puts an emphasis on protection for victims and swift justice for offenders as well as keeping offenders accountable and making resources readily accessible.

The Warren, Mich., Police Department is taking a step toward breaking the cycle of domestic violence with Operation Cycle Break.

Planning for the Elizabeth City, N.C., mass casualty exercise began in December 2023 and included collaboration and coor...
09/22/2025

Planning for the Elizabeth City, N.C., mass casualty exercise began in December 2023 and included collaboration and coordination between multiple different agencies. Local, county and regional partners included Pasquotank-Camden Emergency Management; Elizabeth City Fire Department; Pasquotank County EMS; Elizabeth City Police Department; Pasquotank County Sheriff’s Office; Central Communications; Sentara Albemarle Medical Center; South Camden Volunteer Fire Department; Currituck County EMS; Gates County EMS; Perquimans County EMS; and Albemarle Transport Company. The exercise simulated a high-impact incident during a large public gathering.

The mass casualty exercise took place on Oct. 19, 2024, after an initial planning meeting and a series of meetings from the planning team.

Louisville, Colo., City Manager Diana Langley has been on the job since March 2025 and recognized that the city has expe...
09/18/2025

Louisville, Colo., City Manager Diana Langley has been on the job since March 2025 and recognized that the city has experienced quite a few natural disaster events, but didn’t have a comprehensive plan how to deal with them.

Louisville, Colo., City Manager Diana Langley recognized that the city didn’t have a plan for how to deal with natural disaster events.

When a person thinks of Oklahoma, it might be of the famous musical by the same name, or Native Americans, tornadoes or ...
09/15/2025

When a person thinks of Oklahoma, it might be of the famous musical by the same name, or Native Americans, tornadoes or any number of other things, including its nickname “The Sooner State” and the college football team known as the Sooners. But not many people are likely to think of an art collection.

The new Gilcrease Museum was designed by SmithGroup, one of the world’s preeminent integrated design firms.

In a bid to modernize and improve public safety, the Lima, Ohio, Police Department has launched an innovative drone prog...
09/12/2025

In a bid to modernize and improve public safety, the Lima, Ohio, Police Department has launched an innovative drone program.

In a bid to modernize and improve public safety, the Lima, Ohio, Police Department has launched an innovative drone program.

Top Ten: Safest places to live in the U.S.
09/11/2025

Top Ten: Safest places to live in the U.S.

The Safest Places to Live in the U.S. in 2025-2026 were identified in a recent issue of U.S. News and World Report.

As part of a decades-long commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the city of Aspen, Colo., is transitioning its ...
09/10/2025

As part of a decades-long commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the city of Aspen, Colo., is transitioning its fleet to electric and zero-emission vehicles.

In 2021, Aspen adopted ambitious, science-based targets that called for a 63% reduction in emissions by 2030 and a 100% reduction by 2050.

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