AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBaltimore Records Fight: Mayor Scott’s office filed yet another emergency appeal to block the city inspector general from full access to records, arguing for a protective order over attorney-client and work-product material as the IG presses on with dozens of subpoenas. Public Transit & Schools: Baltimore students rallied outside City Hall blaming unreliable transit for missed time in class, pointing to funding and service gaps tied to state transportation plans. State Banking Access: Maryland’s Department of Labor named the first banks certified for the new Maryland Opportunity Account, aiming to expand low-cost, no-fee banking for unbanked and underbanked residents. Climate Tech Push: The Maryland Energy Innovation Accelerator selected inaugural Phase 2 prototyping and manufacturing support recipients for climate startups. Public Safety: Annapolis police are investigating after human remains were found in Truxtun Park. Housing Costs & Poverty: A Pew report says about 21% of Maryland poverty is driven by high housing costs, with a 20% rent drop projected to cut poverty meaningfully. Local Economy/Community: A Baltimore nonprofit is turning vacant lots into urban farms to improve food access. Health & Care: UPMC Western Maryland Hospice earned a top 5-star CMS caregiver survey rating.
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