AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife Health: Rhode Island has recorded 46 rabies-positive animals so far this year, nearly twice the 2021–25 annual average of 25. Recent cases include raccoons in Pawtucket and North Smithfield; officials say they don’t know what’s driving the increase. Drinking Water: In Coventry, 37 private wells near Central Coventry Park exceeded the state’s PFAS limit, with results pending from 16 more. DEM says testing and treatment systems are free for affected homeowners. In Tiverton, 24 homes now have filtration systems, and follow-up samples showed no detectable PFAS. Clean Energy: Newport’s council advanced a study of rooftop solar at Rogers High and Pell Elementary, requiring a public bidding process before the project moves ahead. Green Bond: Rhode Island voters are weighing a $55 million bond for eight environmental and recreation programs, including parks, flood prevention and cleanup.
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