AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Safety & Health: Howard Center says Burlington’s new Public Inebriate Program (PIP) is now operating, offering a voluntary, supervised alternative to ER or jail for people who are intoxicated, with staff support and referrals to services. State Government & Families: Vermont’s child support office marked Child Support Awareness Month, noting it collected more than $41.5 million last fiscal year to help families with essentials like housing and healthcare. Workforce & Care: Crescent Manor in Bennington welcomed its first group of four bachelor-prepared registered nurses from Mexico as part of a long-term care workforce strategy aimed at stabilizing staffing and licensure pathways. Mental Health: Brattleboro Retreat announced its inaugural Move Forward Together 5K for Suicide Awareness on Sept. 12, with registration at $35 and a lead sponsor in Brattleboro Subaru. Vermont Research: UVM researchers won an NIEHS R01 grant to study rare DNA damage linked to melanoma and how to prevent it. Sports: Vermont Green FC repeated as USL League Two champs with a second straight undefeated season.
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