AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoShoreline Resilience: Gov. Matt Meyer says Delaware is pushing ahead with shoreline restoration after July storms, warning sea-level rise makes the coast’s low elevation a growing risk. Coastal Safety: DNREC responded after a “radioactive”-marked object washed ashore at Broadkill Beach; trace radiation was detected and the item was secured for hazardous disposal. Local Parks & Trees: Rehoboth Beach closed Grove Park after officials found five trees needing immediate removal, canceling the Farmers’ Market session and prompting a pop-up alternative. Water Infrastructure: Sussex County is weighing up to $7.2M in bonds for a Bethany Forest septic elimination project aimed at cutting nitrogen entering Indian River Bay. Wildlife & Research: University of Delaware researchers are using sharks with sensors to collect ocean data that could improve hurricane-strength forecasts. Invasive Species Alert: Spotted lanternflies are ramping up mating across the Northeast and Midwest, with reports including Delaware. Mosquito Control: DNREC scheduled adult mosquito spraying in multiple downstate areas, including zones near Selbyville, Dagsboro, Georgetown, Milton, Lewes, and Rehoboth Beach. Community & Access: Delaware County’s first wheelchair-accessible playground opened at Selma Elementary.
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