AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Safety & Health Care: Howard Center is launching a Public Inebriate Program in Burlington, offering a supervised, voluntary alternative to the ER or jail for people who are intoxicated. Local Government: Gov. Phil Scott and North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein are backing a lawsuit challenging Trump administration moves to condition emergency preparedness funding on immigration and election demands, warning Vermont could lose help when disasters hit. Courts & Justice: Addison County’s only licensed state prosecutor is leaving next week, with the Attorney General’s office setting up a special prosecutor to oversee cases. Community Events: The Brattleboro Historical Society is teaming up for Creamery Bridge Day on Aug. 4 at the Creamery Bridge, with local history groups and programming. Business & Workforce: Crescent Manor in Bennington is recruiting four bachelor-prepared registered nurses from Mexico as part of a long-term care workforce strategy. Energy Costs: AAA says the national gas price average is steady at about $4.09 a gallon, with crude oil still elevated. Arts & Culture: Friends of Historic Memorial Hall is reactivating the venue as a performing arts hub for the Deerfield Valley.
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