AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVermont Civic Education: Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas says the “Kid Governor” program is back for the 2026-27 school year, giving fifth-graders a statewide student election on state government and voting. Homelessness & Public Safety: Burlington City Council unanimously approved a resolution urging Gov. Phil Scott to expand shelter capacity, extend the state’s hotel housing program, reverse mental health service cuts, and add law-enforcement support. Local Governance: Waitsfield’s select board weighed next steps after a dog attack that killed three goats, with officials citing growing concerns about dog safety on trails. State Policy Watch: Vermont agencies are preparing recipients for major Medicaid changes tied to federal requirements, including coverage shifts and more frequent renewals. Elections & Voting Rules: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for Trump’s mail-voting curbs to be implemented ahead of midterms, while a broader injunction remains in place. Public Health: Dartmouth Health researchers report alpha-gal syndrome may complicate some patients’ ability to safely receive certain blood plasma or platelet transfusions. Community & Nonprofits: Sunset Lake Cannabis in South Hero announced a $2,500 donation to the Vermont Foodbank.
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