AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Safety & Health: Pennsylvania’s DDAP says its Overdose Prevention Program added its first faith-based recovery organization to the network of 100 partners distributing naloxone and drug testing strips, as overdose deaths have dropped nearly 30% statewide. Consumer Protection: Attorney General Dave Sunday warned of a rise in “sheriff office” imposter scams using spoofed numbers and threats of warrants, stressing that real agencies won’t demand gift cards or crypto over the phone. State Government & Policy: A new Pennsylvania law change cuts the seizure-free driving requirement for people with epilepsy from six months to three, aiming to reduce fear of losing driving privileges and improve access to care. Elections & Political Messaging: GOP nominee Stacy Garrity conceded Trump lost the 2020 election while still pointing to “irregularities,” a notable shift as she seeks the governor’s office. Local Governance & Infrastructure: A coalition of labor and community leaders launched a multi-county effort to plug abandoned and orphaned oil and gas wells using newly allocated 2026 state budget funding. Public Health & Food Safety: The FDA detailed a major cyclospora-linked produce recall tied to Taylor Farms, naming affected products and restaurants across multiple states. Transportation Safety: Coverage highlights growing e-scooter and e-bike hazards, with calls for regulators to catch up to faster, more widespread street use.
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