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From the Maine Department of Education Reporting Items | Visit the DC&R Reporting Calendar | News & Updates Media Release: Maine DOE Launches New Podcast Highlighting Voices From Maine Schools The Maine Department of Education (DOE) launched a new podcast today hosted by Commissioner Pender Makin featuring conversations with educators, school staff, and students. The … Continue reading Maine DOE Update: October 20, 2023

As a result of the First Special Session of the 131st Maine Legislature, Resolves 2023, Chapter 44, “Resolve, Directing the Department of Education and the Maine Municipal Bond Bank to Amend Their Rules Regarding the Maine School Facilities Finance Program and the School Revolving Renovation Fund” effective October 25, 2023 directs the Maine Department of … Continue reading PUBLIC COMMENT: Filing of Targeted Revisions to Rule Chapter 64: Maine School Facilities Program and School Revo...

Craig Kelly has provided an update to Members regarding the Grand Final ballot ticketing situation.

Seattle’s mayor hopes to diversify response options to calls for help with the city’s new public safety department. 

While watching the snow fall from the cozy comfort of indoors might be beautiful, it becomes a bit of a nuisance at 7 a.m. when you need to leave for work and your driveway has iced over and, worse yet, your street isn’t plowed.

#Kingston, April 26, 2023 – The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) has advised that its Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) is among key assets to be deployed should the country experience a major disaster, such as an earthquake. The DART is comprised of doctors, nurses, infanteers, drivers, combat engineers, logisticians, military police, divers and other military […]

While top priority calls have remained steady since 2018, last year saw increases in all other police wait times.

If a new meals on wheels service is provided for people living in rural isolated parts of West Clare, he said this will not happen if roads are not gritted during a cold snap.

As required by Chapter 723 of 2021 (SB 211, Umberg), this report presents our assessment of the California State Bar’s proposed (1) caseload processing standards for resolving attorney discipline cases within its Office of Chief Trial Counsel, (2) establishment of a backlog goal and metrics to measure such a goal, and (3) staffing requirements needed to achieve the new standards.

Its been a year since two police stations in western Montreal merged, removing one dedicated to NDG. A new report shows that since then, response times have become longer in the borough.