AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDelaware Health Care & Development: ChristianaCare’s proposed $65.1 million Georgetown health campus is moving through local and state reviews, with a public hearing tied to Delaware’s PLUS process; the 42,000-square-foot site would add primary, specialty and behavioral health services plus a small neighborhood hospital, with a possible 2029 opening if approvals land. Consumer Finance & Enforcement: Delaware is among states in a $694 million multistate settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance Corporation, aimed at predatory lending practices; the deal includes cash restitution and major debt relief, plus new requirements around loan-risk disclosures and limits on dealer “packing” add-on products. Delaware Film Industry: Delaware’s Division of Small Business is taking applications for the state’s first $10 million film tax credit program, offering a 30% credit for qualifying projects that meet funding and timing rules. Energy & Industry Tech: A Permian basin chemical trial highlights multifunctional treatments designed to manage H2S, scale and corrosion while avoiding shutdowns. Local Real Estate: A Middletown developer is planning Summerton West, adding two upscale apartment buildings and a boutique hotel as the Summerton brand expands. Policy Watch: New Mexico’s gubernatorial race spotlights data center growth, with Deb Haaland backing a moratorium on new large projects while Gregg Hull argues for project-by-project guardrails.
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