AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUtility Rates: Gov. Matt Meyer asked the Delaware Public Service Commission to suspend Delmarva Power’s July 9 rate increase, arguing a temporary hike could exceed what regulators ultimately approve and worsen Delaware’s affordability squeeze. Public Safety Lawmaking: A Delaware bill would require criminal background checks for fire and EMS applicants and certain current members, with a waiver process for extraordinary circumstances and expanded authority for the State Fire Prevention Commission. Ports & Infrastructure Funding: Delaware’s bond bill would fund major projects like Port of Wilmington expansion, with a notable share coming from unclaimed property—an approach facing growing legal scrutiny. Energy Deal in the Delaware Basin: Matador Resources’ San Mateo Midstream agreed to buy Cardinal Midstream Partners’ operating subsidiaries for $752 million, boosting gas processing and gathering capacity in the Delaware Basin ahead of a July 31 close. Healthcare & Workforce: Final federal rules for Medicaid work requirements are out, setting new steps for millions of enrollees to prove eligibility through work, training, volunteering, or education. Business/Markets: Dell shares slipped again after a big AI-server rally, while Incyte’s CEO highlighted growth plans after a leadership change in Wilmington. Community & Culture: Delaware’s museums and historical sites are rolling out programming for the nation’s 250th anniversary, including events at the New Castle Court House Museum and Zwaanendael Museum.
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