AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health & Safety: Burlington-area law enforcement and federal prosecutors charged three men, including a St. Albans resident, in a fentanyl and crack cocaine distribution conspiracy, with allegations that more than 40 grams of fentanyl were moved over about 10 months. Courts & Justice: The Vermont Judiciary created a Commission on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion to review disparities and recommend changes across the court system. Elections & Governance: Gov. Phil Scott defended Vermont’s state-run elections and mail-in voting, pushing back on calls to “nationalize” election rules. Health Policy: A federal judge rejected Democratic-led states’ bid to pause new Medicaid work requirements, setting a Jan. 1 implementation deadline. Community & Culture: Bennington welcomed home the remains of a WWII soldier identified through DNA, with a graveside memorial set for Aug. 8. Local Events: The Vermont State Fairgrounds’ historic gatehouse in Rutland needs about $300,000 in repairs, and organizers say fundraising and grant applications are underway. Business & Workforce: Howard Center announced Burlington’s Public Inebriate Program, offering a supervised alternative to ER visits or incarceration for people who are intoxicated.
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