AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoData Centers: Dover has become the first Delaware city to approve a moratorium on data center development, as debate grows over the facilities’ power demands and local impacts. Development and Energy: Delaware advanced $165 million in housing and solar projects through its permitting accelerator, while New Castle County adopted code changes aimed at spurring redevelopment in targeted corridors. Utility Bills: Delmarva Power’s proposed rate increase remains under review; residents can comment at hearings in Lewes Oct. 20 and Wilmington Oct. 21, or submit written comments through Nov. 4. Elections: Early voting for Delaware’s general election begins Oct. 22. Voters will decide the U.S. House race between Sarah McBride and Joseph Arminio, along with retention votes for Court of Appeals and Tax Court judges. Workforce and AI: The University of Delaware is surveying workers statewide on AI use and training needs to help shape future workforce resources. School Governance: First State Educate formed a statewide advisory board of school leaders to guide work on literacy, accountability and school funding.
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