AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation Cuts in Montgomery County: Montgomery County Public Schools is cutting 415 support staff roles—psychologists, counselors, tutors, and English-language assistants—as enrollment drops, even with a $3.72 billion budget. Mental Health Court Orders: Maryland launched an Assisted Outpatient Treatment program that lets families or clinicians petition courts for mandated community treatment for severe mental illness. Behavioral Health Policy: The rollout is already drawing debate over civil liberties and how often courts will be asked to step in. Data Center Moratoriums: Calvert County approved a six-month pause on new data center site plan applications while it reviews zoning changes. Local Government Clash: Baltimore City is threatening to plan for closure of the Warren Road Bridge as ownership and funding disputes with the county continue. Consumer Data & Pricing: The FTC is seeking public comment on personalized “surveillance pricing,” following Maryland’s move to limit the practice. Public Safety Reminders: Maryland is urging drivers to stop for school buses as the new school year ramps up. Baltimore Politics: Mayor Brandon Scott’s endorsement sweep signals growing influence beyond City Hall. Health & Aging Funding: St. Mary’s County approved nearly $931,000 in grants to support older adults and help them stay safely at home. FBI HQ Update: A federal judge’s ruling keeps the FBI headquarters project in Greenbelt on track, reviving Maryland’s plan.
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