AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRent Control Showdown: Providence City Council is trying—again—to override Mayor Brett Smiley’s veto on a rent-control ordinance, but the vote count still isn’t there, setting up a tense Friday night test of power and politics. Mental Health Workforce: A new push argues social workers can help close the mental health care gap, while Massachusetts-style fixes are being urged as a model for Rhode Island. DOJ vs. Trans Youth Care: A federal judge sharply criticized the Justice Department’s handling of a bid to obtain Rhode Island hospital records tied to transgender youth, calling the approach improper. Lead Lines in Westerly: Westerly launched a $20 million lead service line replacement push, aiming to speed removals with measurable outcomes. Education Data: NAEP is expanding, with more state-level results approved for civics, science, math, and reading. Local Business & Health Equity: A Pawtucket mother-daughter team won a statewide impact pitch for a plastic additive startup.
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