AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDelaware Privacy Overhaul: Gov. Matt Meyer signed a new law tightening rules on “sensitive data,” limiting sales to what’s strictly necessary, requiring clear purpose disclosures, and banning processing unless it’s reasonably necessary and proportionate to a disclosed, consented goal. Local Health Care Progress: ChristianaCare marked a construction milestone with a beam-signing for its Springfield neighborhood hospital, a 24/7 facility slated to open in fall 2027 with an emergency department and inpatient and outpatient services. Education & Discipline Protections: As Delaware teachers return, state law provides civil-liability protection when educators discipline students under their lawful authority—unless conduct “shocks the conscience.” Higher Ed Numbers: New federal figures show Delaware’s public four-year institutions list $12,074 in enrollment-weighted in-state tuition and required fees for 2024-25, while county-level bachelor’s completion rates for Black students vary, including 71.9% at UD in New Castle County and 40.4% at DSU in Kent County. Consumer Safety & Fraud: BBB Scam Tracker data puts Magnolia at 13th among Delaware cities for July scam reports, with Wilmington leading statewide. Travel Costs: AAA says Labor Day gas prices are on track for record highs, with the national average at $4.14.
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