AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool Tax Relief: The Delaware Senate advanced a bill that would cap school districts’ post-reassessment local revenue increases at 2% annually without voter approval, replacing a 10% jump that sparked sticker shock after recent property reassessments. Broadband Watch: Delaware’s BEAD broadband push—about $100 million for 4,700 connections—faces skepticism over whether it will deliver long-term fiber coverage, with some rural residents leaning on Starlink and libraries struggling with affordability. Housing Momentum: Reese Apartments opened in Felton with 48 affordable units already fully leased, underscoring continued statewide demand; a separate Delaware housing survey found strong public support for expanding supply and prioritizing first-time homebuyers. Courts & Contracts: Delaware courts are signaling limits on choice-of-law clauses, with a Chancery Court decision warning against out-of-state companies using Delaware law to override other states’ employment rules. Public Health: Childhood lead exposure is down nationally, but disparities persist for children of color and low-wealth families, including in Delaware. Heat Safety: Cooling centers opened statewide as temperatures hit the 90s, offering water, meals, and support for residents facing homelessness or limited access to air conditioning. Health Care Costs: The Trump administration warned more than 500 hospitals to post pricing or face penalties up to $2 million annually. Local Safety: Delaware State Police arrested a Maryland woman after a fatal Millville hit-and-run bicycle crash tied to DUI charges.
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