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Learn the highlights of the $925 million package of Bond Propositions up for voter approval on the November 6 election. Join the Board Election Advisory Task Force to gain better insight into the historic bond package to see what may align with your vision for our city.

International Peace Day might be Sept. 21, but here in Austin we're taking 11 days to celebrate global unity. Amy’s Ice Creams is serving their signature Peace Day flavor, while organizations host special conversations on peace (see website for full schedule).: On Friday, Sept. 21, head to City Hall where Mayor Steve Adler and Austin Police Department Assistant Chief Justin Newsom will speak, along with special performances by poets and musicians.

Presented by Dispute Resolution Center's executive director Kris Donley, this workshop is the second in a four-part series to provide tools and insights to help manage conflict and difficult conversations in business and in life.

Join the annual Park(ing) Day celebration – where folks transform parkings space into temporary "parklets" to promotes public conversation on the need for public, open spaces in urban areas. Applications to make your own mini park are due Sept. 17. Email for additional information.

Boat dock owners are now required to properly address and register their dock with the city. Now through Sept. 30, owners can take advantage of the current grace period as there's no cost to register at this time.

Registration is required for this overview on opening a small business or evaluating an existing business during growth.

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Learn about Counter Balance: ATX, their upcoming events and programs, and how you can get involved. There will be an the opportunity to sign up to volunteer, buy shirts, and more. Smaller workgroup sessions follow the meeting.

One of three public meetings to learn about the risk of flooding and proposed changes to Austin's floodplain regulations.

Hear from mayoral candidates Steve Adler, Laura Morrison, and Travis Duncan followed by an introduction to the candidates for Council, AISD, and ACC. At the end of the meeting both clubs will announce their endorsements.

A panel discussion on family separation, Trump's zero tolerance policy, and more with state Sen. Sylvia Garcia, attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, Grassroots Leadership's Claudia Muñoz, and Texas Observer's Forrest Wilder and Gus Bova.