AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaryland Policy Watch: Nearly 300 new Maryland laws kicked in Oct. 1, with big family impacts ranging from child-related background checks and longer protective orders to housing rules that limit landlord screening and new limits on “dynamic pricing.” Public Safety Tech: Maryland coverage also zeroed in on Flock-style automated license plate readers—use is expanding, but concerns about how the tech gets used are growing. Healthcare & Community: Baltimore County Health Department is offering free on-campus HIV and Hepatitis B testing for Towson students, while Ivy & Pearls of Southern Maryland is using a Charles County grant to help families navigate SNAP paperwork and reduce food insecurity. Workforce & Education: RadNet teamed up with WIN-NextGen to spark interest in medical imaging careers for Maryland-area middle and high school students and young adults. Culture & Local Events: The DMV Foodie Guide highlights October dining happenings across Maryland and the region, from festivals to collaboration dinners. Health Research: New national findings point to a rise in developmental disabilities among U.S. children, underscoring the need for better support and early detection.
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