AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNor’easter Impacts Delaware: A powerful nor’easter is already bringing strong winds, coastal flooding, and widespread power outages across the Mid-Atlantic, with Delaware expected to see flooding and erosion risks as sea levels start from a higher baseline. Storm Damage on the Ground: In Delaware County, residents reported downed trees, snapped utility poles, and damaged homes and vehicles as PECO outages left thousands without power. Living Shoreline Update: Delaware Seashore State Park’s New Road parking area is closing Sept. 28 for up to five weeks for the Thompson Island Living Shoreline project, including an 810-foot living reef built with Oyster Castles to protect habitat and reduce erosion. Local Trail Planning: DelDOT is gathering public feedback on a proposed Milton-to-Georgetown-to-Lewes Trail connection, a 5–7 mile pathway study aimed at mapping routes and identifying environmental impacts. Data Center Fight in Delaware County: A proposed data center plan is splitting nearby communities, with neighbors arguing zoning and siting decisions would place the facility too close to homes. Delaware Film Tax Credit: Delaware’s Division of Small Business is accepting applications for the state’s first $10M Entertainment and Production Tax Credit, offering a 30% transferable credit for qualifying productions spending at least $100,000 in Delaware.
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