AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDelaware Politics & Economy: Former state Sen. Charlie Copeland says Delaware needs a new direction built on controlling spending, cutting barriers to private investment, and better tracking how state rules hit businesses and workers. Civic Rights: Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer signed the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, adding state-level protections against race-based discrimination in elections. Education Policy: The Trump administration is pushing more flexibility for federal education dollars, with waivers letting states consolidate funding streams and loosen certain local requirements. Community & Culture: Baila Con Dover returns to Legislative Hall to unite Latino communities in Delaware and kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with music, food, and family activities. Public Safety & Community Access: The Delaware Department of Correction is taking applications for a free Fall 2026 Citizens Academy, offering residents a behind-the-scenes look at reentry, education, and workforce training. Science & Environment: University of Delaware researchers are testing shark-mounted sensors to collect ocean data that could improve hurricane forecasting. Tech & Privacy Literacy: A Free Library of Philadelphia workshop taught residents how to avoid unwanted AI features in everyday apps and devices.
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