AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVermont Politics & Public Safety: Burlington Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak says the city is seeing progress on public safety, pointing to programs like Support Court and the Situation Table, while asking for more state help after Gov. Phil Scott directed Vermont State Police to patrol downtown. Vermont Courts & Health Care: Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is projecting a seventh straight year of deficit spending in its fiscal 2027 budget, even as it plans to close its birthing center, with regulators set to review the filing Aug. 14. Vermont Law Enforcement: Vermont State Police are asking the public to identify a bright yellow truck with a ladder rack in connection with a Newbury shooting that left a Barre City man seriously injured. Vermont Business & Environment: The Vermont Captive Insurance Association says it’s doubling down on member engagement and regulatory innovation, including a new benchmarking survey with state regulators. Vermont Economy & Forests: A new report warns that a shrinking market for low-grade wood could threaten Vermont’s forests and the logging economy. National Politics With Vermont Ties: Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary turned into a referendum on the party’s direction, with progressive Abdul El-Sayed narrowly beating Haley Stevens—an outcome that could shape the national fight Democrats face in November.
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