AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTerps Football: Maryland fired Mike Locksley after a 2-5 start and five straight losses. The school named Aazaar Abdul-Rahim interim coach and will begin a national search. Public Safety: Baltimore’s recent shootings, including several fatal incidents, prompted Mayor Brandon Scott to convene city safety leaders. Benefits: Maryland says chip-and-tap EBT cards helped cut stolen-benefit reimbursements 71% from July to September, saving about $2.2 million. Elections: Early voting begins Thursday, Oct. 22, as state officials prepare for possible disruptions at polling places. Utilities: BGE proposed a $9 monthly surcharge for Baltimore City customers, citing the city’s higher conduit fees. Chesapeake Bay: An advocacy-group report says Maryland’s manure technology fund spent more than $15 million without verifiable reductions in Bay pollution.
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