AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Care Fight: Vermont and other states’ attorneys general are suing the Trump administration over a 2027 rule that would weaken Affordable Care Act protections and push people into costlier, thinner coverage. Public Safety & Substance Use: Howard Center is rolling out a Public Inebriate Program in Burlington, offering a supervised alternative to ERs and jail for intoxicated people, with referrals to services. Vermont Elections & Governance: Gov. Phil Scott defended Vermont’s state-run elections and mail ballots, pushing back on Trump’s push to “nationalize” voting. State Courts & Prosecutors: The Vermont Supreme Court denied Addison County State’s Attorney Eva Vekos’ bid to automatically reinstate her law license after a DUI deferred sentence, as her office transitions to a new deputy. Housing & Workforce: Vermont’s long-term care sector is recruiting internationally—Crescent Manor in Bennington brought in Mexico-trained nurses—and the state’s housing conference announced its 2026 keynote. Sports & Youth: VPA is backing a “No White Shorts” push to reduce girls’ sports drop-off tied to period anxiety and access to feminine care.
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