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Survivors' Solidarity March holds a national Day of Action Sept 26 with an anchor event in DC and self-organized satellite events; an Action Toolkit is published; the specific government proceeding is not yet clear.

The Calabasas Coalition mobilizes residents for the Sept 30 6 PM City Council appeal hearing on the Avalon development; written/spoken comments enter the public record and future legal action may depend on issues raised in the record; council agenda due Sept 25.

Village Board holds a 6 PM public hearing tonight and may vote on up to a 12-month fireworks moratorium; written comments close 5 PM today; no stated reason in public documents; no grassroots organizer found.

Public Health & Environment Committee hearing brings Planning, Law, Finance, Health, Public Works and state PSC / Office of People's Counsel to discuss data-center infrastructure, environmental and community impacts and zoning/use standards; public comment open.

Planning & Zoning holds a public hearing on DCA26-0007 amending the Data Center Code (zoning districts, use-specific standards, Enterprise Data Center definition); recommendation then goes to City Council; contact Angie Manglaris 940-349-8381.

Massachusetts Coalition for Affordable Energy, Elders for Climate Action and 350 Mass rally at the State House and plan to hand 1,300+ petition signatures to legislative leaders / conference committee.

ONE Northside re-launched the People's Unity Platform city-budget campaign at City Hall before the Council meeting; the Mayor's draft budget is expected by Oct 14.

Grassy Narrows First Nation holds a River Run rally at Grange Park for mercury justice; youth, residents and elders travel from the community; long-running multi-government campaign.

Save Simms Creek (Barb Round) petition passed 2,000 signatures toward 3,000-4,000; Gloria Heistermann organized a City Hall rally; separate ERT Road petition (Allen Banner); Pinecrest Park concerns.

ClimateFast hosts a province-wide virtual town hall on municipal action against AI data centres, including pushing interim control by-laws ahead of municipal elections.

Residents submitted 700+ signatures to Mandan City Hall for an initiative ordinance capping data-center power use at 25MW, aiming for the November ballot; organizer Susan Beehler.

After a 4-hour hearing with ~50 speakers, Council voted 5-2 to restrict Flock ALPRs: cameras 37 to 20, retention 30 to 7 days, stop inter-jurisdiction sharing, quarterly independent audits and community engagement; contract runs to Sept 2027.

D13 Together plans to formally notify the City Secretary next week and launch a recall petition (60-day window, 15% of last-municipal-election voters, 9,500+ signatures needed); a separate District 1 group prepares its own recall (~7,000 signatures).

City of Nanaimo holds a Public Hearing today 7 PM at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre for Zoning Amendment Bylaw 4500.258, with official public-participation instructions.

Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is taking public comment on the proposed Order of Approval for PSE LNG Tacoma; Zoom hearing Sept 28 4-6 PM; written comments close Sept 29 4:30 PM and enter the official record.

WA Utilities and Transportation Commission holds an in-person public-comment hearing Sept 29 6-8 PM in Lacey and a virtual hearing Oct 7 for PSE rate cases UE-260005 / UG-260006 (proposed 2027 residential increases ~16.75% electric, ~13% gas); online/email/phone/mail comments also accepted.

About 350 residents filled a school gymnasium; the Planning Commission recommended denying the ~1,200-acre Agricultural Residential to M-1 Light Industrial rezoning, but the final decision still rests with the Mayor + Board of Aldermen, date not yet set.

Save Simms Creek Society (Barb Round) runs a 2,000+ signature petition against the Simms Creek development; Gloria Heistermann organized a City Hall rally; separate ERT Road petition exists (Allen Banner).

No Data Centres on Treaty Land held a third protest outside the RM of Sherwood Council over the Bell AI data centre expansion from 300MW to up to 1.2GW; dozens entered the council meeting.

Play Fair With Rosedale and neighbors oppose the ~435-unit Rosedale School redevelopment; petition signers represent ~62% of eligible 200-ft landowners; residents proposed a 150-225 unit alternative; Council zoning case is at its next node.

Residents (SOEMRA, Jeff Patch) submitted a petition at Council public comment asking the City to join nearby municipalities in the state wind-permit proceeding for the Hemlock Hollow Wind Farm and seek consolidated party status.

Residents petition against 'unwarranted zoning changes' in the Comprehensive Plan update (~70 verified signatures); they have attended council meetings and held a self-organized town hall.

We need a practical year-round indoor tennis option in South Delta. The record supports a constructive request for study and planning; it does not yet prove demand, a site, or a funded project.