AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRecovery & Work: Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order making Maryland a “Recovery-Friendly Workplace,” requiring state agencies to train staff on substance use disorders, treatment, recovery, and overdose response while steering corrective action toward support first. Housing & Community Investments: Moore’s “Delivering for Maryland” tour continued in Baltimore County, spotlighting help for first homebuyers, seniors, and agriculture, including a new Maryland Mortgage Program for first responders and teachers. School Meals: Maryland updated 2026-27 income eligibility for free and reduced-price meals, with automatic qualifiers and a reapply option if household circumstances change. Public Health Clash: The CDC’s latest measles update again omitted Pennsylvania-reported deaths, extending a dispute over how the cases should be counted. Immigration & Courts: NPR reports immigrants are being told last-minute about in-person hearing moves to previously undisclosed locations, raising due-process concerns. Local Culture: Baltimore unveiled the Tuliptree as its new official City Tree, replacing the Chanticleer pear after decades. Education Accountability: A former Montgomery County student sued the school board over alleged long-ignored teacher misconduct. Food & Fun: Southern Maryland’s Sunflower Festival returns Sept. 5-6 at Serenity Farm in Benedict.
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