AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSurveillance & Privacy in RI: Foster tabled a plan to remove its two Flock Safety license-plate reader cameras after residents pressed for answers on where data goes and how long it’s kept; Cumberland also approved a stricter school phone policy with device searches limited to administrators. Public Safety: West Nile Virus was confirmed in mosquito samples from Cranston, Providence, and North Providence, with the state risk level staying high. Energy & Cost of Living: AG Peter Neronha urged the Public Utilities Commission to reject Rhode Island Energy’s request to raise its profit margin to 10.75% in a major rate case. Housing & Community: Block Island’s Housing Board outlined a phased plan to build eight modular buildings and sell the first 10 units to fund the rest. Health & Policy: A report highlights how Medicaid income caps can cost disabled workers the home care that makes their jobs possible. Local Events: Amtrak’s New Haven-to-Providence rail capacity study team will hold a public Q&A at Scarborough North State Beach Sunday.
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