AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSchool Funding & Taxes: The Delaware Senate advanced a bill that would limit how much school districts can raise local revenue after reassessments, aiming to reduce sudden “sticker shock” by replacing a post-reassessment 10% jump with a steadier 2% annual cap without voter approval. Housing & Growth: Appoquinimink is asking the state for $47 million to finish its Summit High School campus, saying current state funding won’t cover the full projected construction costs. Courts & Voting Rights: A Delaware Superior Court judge dismissed an ACLU challenge to Fenwick Island’s policy allowing “artificial entities” to vote in town elections, keeping the practice in place for 2026. Public Safety & Community: Delaware’s heat response continues with cooling centers opening as temperatures climb. State Recognition: Gov. Matt Meyer signed legislation making June 11 “Puerto Rico Day” in Delaware, spotlighting Puerto Rican and Latino community contributions. Sports Spotlight: Special Olympics Delaware Summer Games return to UD’s athletic complex this weekend with hundreds of athletes and volunteers.
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