AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSolar Grant Fight: A federal judge in Rhode Island reversed the Trump administration’s cancellation of the $7B “Solar for All” program, saying EPA overstepped its authority—good news for low- and moderate-income solar deployment, including Rhode Island’s $49.3M allocation. Consumer & Finance: Hawaii announced a settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance Corporation, offering cash and debt relief to eligible consumers, with injunctive terms aimed at stopping risky “packed” loan add-ons. Local Economy & Infrastructure: Fort Getty’s RV park electrical upgrade is projected to cost $875,000—about 75% above expectations—driven by higher materials and labor, with uncertainty over any Rhode Island Energy charges. Environment & Outdoor Recreation: RIDEM secured a $1.2M federal grant to boost fishing and boating participation through outreach and partnerships under the R3 recruitment push. Courts & Liability: The Rhode Island Supreme Court will weigh whether Pawtucket can be held liable in a water-system injury case after a jury found negligence over a metal access cap. Sports & Business: The UFL is expanding—Rhode Island is slated for 2027 at Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket, as Utah joins in 2028. Public Safety: A nor’easter forecast threatens New England with heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding.
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