AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUtility Relief Fight: Gov. Wes Moore’s administration has filed a complaint with FERC to end what it calls an unfair utility surcharge, arguing the fees are no longer justified and are costing Maryland ratepayers tens of millions. Energy Assistance Expansion: Maryland is also expanding help for about 200,000 households, with simplified applications and higher benefits for heating and electricity bills. Election Integrity in the Courts: Maryland AG Brown is leading multistate opposition to a USPS plan tied to a Trump executive order that would centralize voter eligibility and restrict mail ballots. AI and Policing Concerns: As police agencies adopt AI faster than rules catch up, civil liberties advocates warn it could intensify surveillance and bias. Local Governance & Community Safety: Baltimore unions are urging heat-safety steps for workers during extreme temperatures, including more breaks and hydration. Maryland Politics & Parties: A Kent County GOP dinner highlighted energy costs and the state’s utility policy fight heading into November. Sail 250 & Civic Culture: Baltimore and the region are leaning into America’s 250th with tall ships and local history programming, including Revolutionary War exhibits and school field trips. National Legal/Justice Watch: A former Olympian was indicted over alleged vandalism to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool tied to Trump’s renovation.
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