AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNew Laws Take Effect in Maryland: More than 300 bills kick in Oct. 1, including limits on police face coverings, rules against “dynamic pricing” tied to personal data, and new child-care background checks; the state also starts cracking down on out-of-state vehicle registrations. Calvert Cliffs Upgrade: Constellation says it will pursue major improvements at Maryland’s Calvert Cliffs nuclear plant after signing a 20-year power deal with Amazon, with spending pegged at $3 billion. Data Center Politics: Gov. Wes Moore is reshaping Maryland’s approach to data centers amid local moratoriums and growing environmental and community pushback. Flock License Plate Readers: A Maryland-focused explainer looks at how automated license plate readers work and why Flock is drawing fresh scrutiny. Housing & Courts: Montgomery County backs office-to-housing conversions that hit the affordable minimum, while a Maryland Supreme Court slip-and-fall ruling sends a premises-liability dispute back to a jury. Health & Consumer Protection: Maryland lawmakers and AGs push residents to claim compensation tied to generic drug price-fixing settlements, and a new “presumptive eligibility” approach aims to prevent medical debt before bills land.
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