
News · Baldwin County · Georgia
Baldwin commissioners adopt 13.26 millage rate
Local governmentBaldwin County commissioners adopted a 13.26 millage rate in a local government decision.
News · Local government · Woodbury County · Sioux City · Iowa
A Sioux City Journal item identifies a Woodbury County Board of Supervisors legal notice dated Sept. 10, 2026.

10, 2026.
The label identifies the Woodbury County Board of Supervisors as the public body connected to the notice. It does not identify the matter addressed, the location of any related proceeding, a deadline, or an action taken by the board.
The date attached to the item is Sept. 10, 2026. The item concerns county government legal notices, rather than a candidate or election race.
The information available here does not establish whether the notice announces a hearing, publishes a proposed action, records a board decision or concerns another county legal requirement. No vote, policy change, contract, dollar amount or other board action is identified.
The Woodbury County Board of Supervisors is the government body named in the item. Any details about the legal matter would come from the notice itself or from a related county record.
This item does not identify candidates, campaign activity or an election contest. It also does not state that the board approved, rejected or scheduled a specific measure.
The Sioux City Journal item is the linked record for the Sept. 10, 2026 legal-notice entry. No separate primary county record is identified in the link supplied here.
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