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Der neue Parken-Rechner vergleicht die vier Gebührenzonen mit dem Großparkplatz und seiner kostenlosen City-Linie 299.
Der neue Mietspiegel-Rechner bildet die Tabellen des amtlichen Erlanger Mietspiegels 2025–2027 nach — Wohnfläche, Baujahr, Ausstattung und Lage — und zeigt Mittelwert und Spannbreite.
Der neue Parken-Rechner zeigt, was ein Aufenthalt in jedem zentralen Parkhaus wirklich kostet — inklusive des günstigeren Parkhauses am Hauptbahnhof.
Some towns draw their collection areas as polygons; Starkville draws its as 1,807 street centrelines, which no amount of point-in-polygon will answer. The kind now measures the true distance from an address to each nearby centreline and picks the nearest, preferring a street whose name matches the address — and where it can't tell reliably it declines to answer rather than guess a day. Also: the transfer-station kind now has a French page instead of falling back to English, and the deadline calculator kind can put one important fact above the calculator.
Two-thirds of homes here are rented and most tenants are on a first lease. Mississippi gives renters little, and nearly all of it is a deadline — so enter one date and get the date the clock runs out: the 45 days for your deposit, 30 days to end a month-to-month tenancy, 14 days to cure a breach, 30 days for a landlord to fix a defect you reported in writing. The thing worth knowing before anything else: those 45 days only start once you have asked for the deposit back, so put the demand in writing and keep a copy. The page also carries Starkville's own rules, including that your landlord must keep the place below 80°F from April to October and replace broken cooling within 24 hours. It states the law and does the arithmetic; it is not legal advice.
Towns where households buy electricity in advance on a meter can now have a page that turns money into units at the published tariff, shows what those units run, states any free allowance and how to claim it, and checks a resident's own purchase slip against the published rate. That last part reads the household's own numbers, so it stays useful even if our stored rate falls behind the utility's. First use is Soweto.
Put in your usage and it works out the monthly statement at the rates the commission adopted for April 2026. It leads with the part people do not expect: your sewer charge comes from your December, January and February water use, not this month's — so watering the lawn in July costs you water and not sewer, and a leak over the winter is paid for all year.
The page reads EPA's compliance database live. It shows the nitrate violation on the city system's three-year record, the fact that there is no current violation, and what neither of those things tells you — the two wells shut off in March 2026 will never appear here, because shutting a well to stay under a limit is the opposite of a violation. National Beef, Cargill and the City of Ford are listed too, since they run their own systems on the same aquifer.
Der neue Abfallkalender liest direkt den digitalen Kalender des EAD — mit den echten Terminen für Papier, Bio, Wertstoffe und Restmüll für das ganze Jahr, nicht geschätzten Wochentagen.
The compact 'Storm Season' widget on town homepages read 'No active the Atlantic storms' instead of 'No active storms in the Atlantic' — found while reviewing Glace Bay, fixed for every town using the storm-watch tool.
A new tool: the Savoy Theatre's upcoming shows through September, plus when the Miners' Museum and Marconi National Historic Site are open for the summer season. Filter by venue.
Type your address and the tool tells you whether you're on the GREEN Monday/Thursday collection or the RED Tuesday/Friday one, reading the city's own map. It also carries the set-out window the tickets are written against, which is narrower than most people think: bagged garbage at the kerb no earlier than 5 a.m. on collection day, there by 7 a.m., and taken back in before sunset the same day. Crates and corrals are not allowed. Where the map can't place an address reliably, the tool says so instead of guessing — that's usually a private drive with no city kerbside service at all. Holidays are the one thing it won't compute: the city skips collections rather than shifting them, and announces each closure on its own, so call 662-323-2652.
La première heure est gratuite depuis le règlement entré en vigueur le 1er décembre 2025, mais il faut annoncer sa plaque dès la première minute, même pour cinq minutes — l'oubli est amendable même si vous êtes resté moins d'une heure, et la recharge reste interdite. L'outil classe les options par coût réel, donne les tarifs des zones et des parkings couverts, les neuf P+R de l'agglomération avec leurs capacités, et le macaron des habitants à 396 francs avec ses treize secteurs et l'attestation exigée. Il n'annonce pas de places libres en temps réel : ce système n'existe pas à Fribourg.
La question la plus posée en ville, et son vrai piège : la fermeture de midi. L'outil dit si la déchetterie est ouverte à l'instant, quand elle rouvre, les sept jours de fermeture de 2026, ce qu'elle reprend flux par flux — et les quantités maximales qui font refuser un chargement : 3 bidons de gravats, 15 à 20 kg de déchets spéciaux, 4 pneus par personne et par an, sans jantes. Elle est réservée aux habitantes et habitants de la ville, avec contrôle à l'entrée.
Utilities announce rate changes in dollars per gigajoule or cents per kilowatt-hour; households pay them in dollars a month. The new utility-rate-change kind does that conversion — a table across a range of usage that needs no JavaScript, plus a calculator for people with their own bill to hand. It counts down to the effective date and flips to 'in effect' on its own. First use is Inuvik's September gas rise.
The page was missing the fire department, the ambulance service, the hospital's number, and the gas, power and utilidor lines — they are all there now, taken from the town's own emergency services page. We also had it wrong that 911 does not work from a cell phone here. It does, and has since 2019; what happened was a Northwestel outage in May 2025 that took cell calling down for a day. The page now says to dial 911 and keeps the direct 24-hour numbers for when the network is the thing that fails.
Inuvik Gas goes from $35.44 to $45.44 a gigajoule on 1 September 2026, its first change since 2013. Enter the GJ figure from your last bill and the page shows what the same usage costs before and after, per month and per year, alongside the utility's stated reasons.
The first compares live measurements from a valley-floor weather station with the mountain stations above it — temperature, the observed lapse rate, and sunshine minutes by altitude — for towns whose weather story is the difference between two heights. The second turns an address into a mapped fire hazard class and pairs it with the local clearing rules, the inspection calendar and the abatement fees. Both are reusable by any town with the same kind of public data.
Type an address to see the fire hazard zone CAL FIRE maps it in, then exactly what has to be cleared and how far out from the house. It also lays out the inspection year — notices in March, inspections from 18 May — and what force abatement costs: $940 per parcel, plus $423 if a warrant is needed, charged to the owner.
Vergleicht die Messwerte des Bundes im Churer Talboden mit Valbella, Arosa und dem Weissfluhjoch: Temperatur, wie viele Minuten die Sonne oben und unten tatsächlich geschienen hat, und ob im Tal kalte Luft festliegt. Alle zehn Minuten neu, direkt aus dem offenen Messnetz von MeteoSchweiz.
Where a waste company publishes a calendar per address rather than a town-wide rule, the tool now reads that address's real dates — every bin, with the company's own holiday shifts already applied. First used in Braunschweig.
In towns with more than one counter, the guide lists them all with hours and a map, and says for each errand whether every office can do it or only some. Towns with a single office are unchanged.
German transit networks label regional trains and long-distance trains with codes our reader did not recognise, so a main station could show every bus and tram but none of its trains. And service notices — engineering works, moved stops, diversions — arrive wrapped in a way the reader looked straight past, so they were being dropped. Both are fixed, which also restores five notices that had gone missing in Karlsruhe.
Straße und Hausnummer eingeben und die Termine sehen, die ALBA für genau diese Adresse führt. Feiertagsverschiebungen sind darin schon berücksichtigt, und die Biotonne kommt vom 4. Mai bis 27. November wöchentlich.
Live aus der Fahrplanauskunft der BSVG, mit Echtzeit, wo sie gemeldet wird — Straßenbahn, Bus und Regionalzug an einer Stelle.
Achtzehn von einundzwanzig Anliegen der Bürgerangelegenheiten können Sie in jeder der sechs Stellen erledigen — auch in den vier Bezirksgeschäftsstellen, die am ersten Samstag im Monat geöffnet haben. Nur Wohngeld und Grundsicherung gibt es allein am Bohlweg. Dazu je Anliegen: was mitbringen, was es kostet, und was online geht.
Drei erste Werkzeuge: welches Amt Ihr Anliegen erledigen kann, die nächsten Abfahrten an Hauptbahnhof, Rathaus und Schloss, und die Abfuhrtermine für Ihre Adresse. Dazu eine Zeichnung vom Umflutgraben der Oker.
September 1 is when most Boston leases turn over, so the truck and the up-front cash now sit at the top of the page next to the T and the harbour tides, each showing its answer at a glance. Snow parking has come off the top until November.
The school-registration link had gone dead and now points at Boston Public Schools. The trash answer said a Monday holiday usually pushes collection back a day, which the City does not say — it now gives the real set-out rule and points at the new trash day lookup. The Storrowing answer named two of the three car-only parkways; Soldiers Field Road is back.
The tool listed Veterans Day as a day with no daytime sweeping. It is one of three City holidays — with Evacuation Day and Bunker Hill Day — on which sweeping runs as normal, so anyone who trusted it could have left a car out on 11 November and been towed. Thanksgiving and Christmas were missing, and 4 July was listed where the City observes the holiday on 3 July. The list now matches the City's own. The tow note also gave the general police line; it now gives the number the City publishes for finding your car, 617-343-4629.
Boston sets the collection day address by address — the two ends of one street can differ, and the densest neighbourhoods are collected twice a week. Type your address to see the days the City has on file for it, the next three collections, and the window your barrels may be at the kerb: out no earlier than 5 p.m. the night before, kerbside by 6 a.m. Putting them out early is a $25 ticket, which is the mistake most people make in their first week.
On phones with a notch or a gesture bar — especially if you've added your town to your home screen — pages now use the full screen while keeping text clear of the notch and the strip at the bottom. On other phones and computers nothing changes.
Towns in a Nordic electricity bidding zone can now show today's day-ahead price hour by hour, with the grid fee, energy tax and VAT included rather than left off, and find the cheapest window to run a household job. Built first for Linköping; ready for Swedish and Norwegian towns with configuration alone. The condition boards also gained a cycleway setting, for the year-round cycle networks in Milton Keynes and Linköping.
Sign in and tell other riders and walkers whether a redway route is clear, rough going or blocked — eleven routes along the grid roads, Railway Walk, the Ouse Valley and the CMK underpasses. It also carries the thing worth knowing before you need it: the council will only consider a claim for damage caused by a defect that had already been reported to them.
Eleven services ended in spring 2026 and MK Connect replaced them. This is what the council publishes about it: £4 peak and £3 off-peak, £1.50 on an older person's or disabled person's pass, distance surcharges past 5 km and 8 km, Monday to Saturday 6am to 8pm with no Sunday service, and the council's own note that most people wait around half an hour. Anything written about MK Connect before spring 2026 is likely out of date.
Pick your band and your parish area and see the 2026/27 charge, split between the city council, Thames Valley Police, the fire authority and your parish. All 48 parish areas are in it: 45 levy a precept, from £16.67 in Central Milton Keynes to £368.15 in Woughton at Band D, which is why two neighbouring streets can pay different totals.
Council tax worked out for your band and your parish, what MK Connect actually costs and when it runs, and a board where riders and walkers say how the redways are.
Sign in and tell other riders whether a route is clear, rough going or blocked, on the five branches of the kommun's prioritised cycle route and the last kilometre into the centre. It says clearly that nothing posted there reaches anyone who can fix it — the kommun's felanmälan does that, and it is linked.
Search any household item and see which of the eight compartments it goes in, which bin that is, and how often that bin is emptied — Soptunna 1 monthly, Soptunna 2 twice a month. Includes what the collection costs in 2026 and what to do when a compartment is always too small.
SE3 day-ahead prices, refreshed through the day, with the things missing from every headline spot price added back in: Tekniska verken's transfer fee, the energy tax and VAT. Pick a job — a wash, the dishwasher, charging the car — and it finds the cheapest window long enough to finish it. It says plainly that none of this matters on a fixed-price contract, and that the effektavgift on your highest hour is a reason not to run everything at once.
Electricity prices hour by hour with the tax and grid fee added in, a sorter for the eight compartments in the new bins, and a board where riders say how the cycle routes are. The pages are in English for now — Swedish is not yet one of the site's languages, and that is flagged rather than hidden.
Some countries price electricity in steps that change as the month goes on, and one price per unit could not describe them. The calculator now walks the steps, counts them across the month rather than per purchase, and models the standing charge that a prepaid meter takes from your first token. Uganda is the first to use it, where the step covering units 81 to 150 is deliberately cheaper than the one below it.
Nobody publishes matatu or boda fares for Jinja, so this board is built from residents' own numbers. Sign in, say what you actually paid for a trip, and the board shows the middle figure from recent reports. It starts empty on purpose — putting our own guess up first would only teach the board to repeat it back.
The fees KCCA's own contract sets for household collection, which day the free bring-to-truck service runs, which company is licensed for each zone, and the numbers to call when the truck does not come. Zones 1 and 6 have no collector listed by KCCA, and the page says so rather than leaving a gap. It also sets out where the city's waste goes now that Kiteezi is closed.
How many units your money should give you at the rates ERA approved for July to September, where the money goes before it reaches the meter, and a check on a purchase you have already made. Units 81 to 150 cost less each than units 16 to 80 — that step is deliberate, and it makes cooking on electricity cheaper than the headline rate suggests.
Put in what you want to spend and see how many units it should give you, at the rates ERA approved for July to September. It shows where the money goes — the service charge that comes off your first purchase of the month, and any arrears — and lets you check a purchase you have already made against what it should have been. One thing worth knowing: units 81 to 150 cost less each than units 16 to 80, so electric cooking is cheaper than the headline rate suggests.
Nobody publishes what a taxi to town, a train ticket or a Bolt trip actually costs here, and the fares moved twice this year. Sign in, add what you paid, and the board shows the middle figure from recent reports. It needs a few reports per trip before it shows anything — one person's fare is not a price.
Pick your tariff, put in an amount, and see the units at Eskom's rates for 2026/27 — plus what they will run, from days of a fridge to hours of a bar heater. It also carries the 50 free units a registered household is entitled to each month, including Eskom's own statement that you do not have to buy anything to claim them, and lets you check a purchase you already made against the published rate.
The directory still named H.H. Williams Memorial Hospital on Gaetz Drive. It now lists the Hay River Regional Health Centre at 37911 Mackenzie Highway, with the main desk, the emergency department and the ambulance number. Also added 877-NWTFIRE for reporting a fire you can see, and the NWT Help Line.
It reads DriveNWT — the territory's own highway service — for the three stretches Hay River sits on, and shows what the Department of Infrastructure publishes for each: open, open with caution, or closed, plus any wildfire advisory or roadwork on it. It is not the evacuation call; that still comes from NWT Alert and the Town.