AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool Funding: Cape Henlopen officials are weighing a referendum that would add about $220 to the average taxpayer’s bill, warning that without new money the district could lose more than $850,000 and face staffing cuts. Home Care: Providers are seeking $26.6 million in state rate increases to help retain nurses and aides serving families at home. State Spending: Delaware’s latest GEAR report projects $117 million in lifetime savings across 164 agency projects. Health and Education: The state received more than $160 million in rural health support, while Delaware State University set an enrollment record of 7,407. Nonprofit Economy: A new study says Delaware nonprofits employed 73,000 people in 2022 — about 15% of private-sector workers — and paid $5.2 billion in wages.
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