AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife Health: Rhode Island has recorded 46 rabies-positive animals so far this year, nearly double the 2021–25 annual average of 25. Officials say they don’t know what’s driving the increase. Drinking Water: PFAS contamination has been found above state limits in 37 private wells near Central Coventry Park, with more test results pending. In Tiverton, 24 homes have received filtration systems, and post-installation samples showed no detectable PFAS. Green Bond: Voters are weighing a $55 million bond for environmental and recreation projects, including parks, flood prevention and cleanup. Clean Energy: Newport’s City Council advanced a feasibility study for rooftop solar at two public schools, with a public bidding process required before work proceeds. Waste and Water: Rhode Island lawmakers are studying bottle-bill and producer-responsibility options again, after a commission recommended action to curb litter and landfill waste. Cumberland has also completed a $1.2 million stormwater project to address flooding.
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