AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPrivacy & Mobility: Delaware AG Nick Brown joined a multistate push to stop the Trump administration from demanding a database of sensitive CDL driver records from AAMVA, warning it could cost states over $10M in federal funding. Food Safety: Lidl recalled Vitasia Asian Style Wok Spice Mix in Delaware and multiple states after potential salmonella contamination; no illnesses reported. Energy & Power Infrastructure: DOE ended review of remaining National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors, signaling less new transmission planning. Delaware Industry & Courts: Delaware Chancery refused to dismiss a stockholder challenge to Via Renewables’ $11-per-share take-private deal. Data Centers & Local Policy: Dover’s data center moratorium proposal advanced toward a full council vote, while Eastport considered a 180-day pause on an underwater AI data center. Public Safety Tech: ZeroEyes partnered with Advantech and Camden Police to deploy AI gun detection at Caesar Rodney School District. Environment & Water: Veolia sued upstream manufacturers over PFAS contamination tied to Wilmington’s Stanton treatment plant. Local Infrastructure: DNREC closed the Seaford Fishing Pier after structural concerns; the boat ramp and parking remain open. Business Growth: Mayor Carney launched a Wilmington Economic Roundtable to shape economic development policy. Ag Education: Nationwide’s Golden Owl Award named Caesar Rodney High School’s Mark Breeding among top ag educators.
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