AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElection Security: Initial tests found no hazardous substances in mail sent to Delaware’s election office, but confirmatory results are pending. The commissioner’s office has temporarily moved to the Kent County elections office in Dover. Rural Health: Delaware is investing $1.38 million to recruit and retain doctors in Kent and Sussex counties, including relocation support and medical-school awards tied to a five-year commitment to practice locally. State Budget: Delaware is weighing a minimum property tax and higher water bills to help close a budget gap. Voting: Early voting begins Oct. 22, ahead of the Nov. 3 election. Nanticoke Heritage: A new garden story post in Lewes celebrates Nanticoke history and culture, created through a partnership among the tribe’s association, Lewes in Bloom and the Delaware Community Foundation. Climate: Delaware’s coast is already feeling the effects of rising seas: water levels at the Lewes tide gauge have climbed 15 inches since 1919, with further rise expected.
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