AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTransportation & Construction: Maryland SHA is starting a $9.1 million project to replace the southbound US 301 bridge over MD 290 in Queen Anne’s County, with work in two phases and brief traffic holds; the speed limit will drop to 45 mph and automated speed enforcement will be used. Public Safety: A Maryland State Police trooper was injured in a crash at US 50 and MD 818 in Berlin; US 50 was closed while crews investigated. Health Watch: Garrett County reported two more 2026 rabies cases—one in a lamb and one in a raccoon—prompting exposure checks and rabies shots when needed. Community Meetings: Baltimore County will hold a public safety town hall in Essex on July 14 to discuss crime trends, juvenile justice, traffic safety, and more. Cost of Living: Gas prices in the Baltimore area rose 17 cents per gallon over the past week, averaging $3.86. Local Growth: SYNERGY HomeCare opened a new South Frederick, Md., location offering nonmedical homecare services. Education & Community: Nefesh B’Nefesh launched a yearlong fellowship for Jewish educators, including participants from Maryland, to strengthen Israel and Zionism education in North American schools.
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