AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBurlington: The mayor signed an executive order aimed at limiting immigration enforcement in public spaces, drawing pushback from the Department of Homeland Security. The city is also moving ahead with its police chief search, extending an offer to a finalist. State Politics: Vermont candidates are sparring over surveillance cameras and data centers as voters prepare for November’s elections; young voters are organizing to get their peers to the polls. Housing and Safety: The state is seeking shelter for homeless residents with complex medical needs. In Hartford, the Attorney General’s Office has contacted the town over repeated safety violations at the Quechee wastewater plant. Community: Vermont’s first Libraries Day is Monday, Oct. 19, recognizing libraries’ role as learning and community hubs. Burlington’s Nectar’s, closed last year, could also be poised for a comeback.
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