AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Health: Vermont confirmed a measles cluster in Orleans County and urged doctors statewide to report suspected cases promptly. Burlington: City Council confirmed Anthony Geraci as police chief. The Vermont Pub & Brewery, a pioneer of the state’s craft-beer scene, plans to close Nov. 14 after 38 years. Housing: UVM’s new Vermont Data Collaborative gives towns accessible data on housing, zoning, flood risks and infrastructure. In Montpelier, a preliminary plan proposes 108 homes at the former Country Club Road golf course, though construction is still years away. Health Care: Vermont received a second year of Rural Health Transformation funding as providers warn upcoming Medicaid changes could put coverage and access to care at risk. Land Conservation: Applications for federal easements to protect wetlands and working farmland are due Dec. 4. Education: More than 300 educators and partners met in Stowe to discuss putting Vermont’s 2026–30 education plan into action, as school district mergers remain unsettled.
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