AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealth Care Access: Vermont Care Partners says four more agencies—Northeast Kingdom Human Services, Howard Center, NCSS, and HCRS—have been certified as Certified Community-Based Integrated Health Centers, bringing Vermont’s total to six and expanding coordinated care close to home. Public Safety & Courts: Vermont State Police updated the Newbury shooting case, identifying the injured victim as Jonathan Garneau and confirming the investigation is active; in Westminster, a Vernon stop led to DUI-drugs and cocaine/resisting-arrest charges, while Rutland cited a Mount Holly man for recklessly endangering another person after a shotgun was fired over a FedEx truck. Local Government: Plymouth hired Corey Davenport as town manager, starting Oct. 6, after interim leadership and about three years as New Hampton’s administrator. Community & Planning: Burlington residents urged safer biking after an e-bike crash killed a teen, and Vermont’s aging bridges story continues as towns face shrinking maintenance budgets. Business & Environment: Reverse Logistics Group won a contract to support Vermont’s household hazardous product stewardship program, helping implement the state’s EPR law.
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