AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHousing Reform: Gov. Matt Meyer ceremonially signed two laws intended to speed homebuilding and lower costs. One requires local governments to plan for affordable housing; the other changes development and transportation reviews. Vetoes and Accountability: Meyer vetoed four bills, including a measure limiting emergency orders. He called it unconstitutional, though lawmakers had backed it nearly unanimously. Government Transparency: Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend says a proposed FOIA overhaul would clarify access to public records; lawmakers will seek feedback before revisiting the package next session. Representation and Oversight: Delaware created a commission to give Indigenous communities a formal voice in state government. The inspector general also launched a website and hotline for reporting fraud and abuse. Higher Education: The Justice Department sued the University of Delaware over its in-state tuition policy for some noncitizen students, part of a broader federal challenge to similar state policies. Election Reminder: State officials are urging Delawareans to register before the 2026 general-election deadline.
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