AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoData Center Policy: Fairfax County’s school board voted 12-0 to ban Flock-style automatic license plate reader systems on school property, citing privacy and surveillance concerns. Infrastructure & Utilities: Henrico is moving ahead on a $304-million East End water pipeline, with design plans and a long timeline aimed at unifying water supply across the county. Recreation & Local Development: Albemarle County won a $210,698 Recreational Trails Program grant to extend Old Mills Trail toward Lego Farm, expanding public access to the Rivanna River corridor. Healthcare & Workforce: Virginia Tech psychiatrist Dr. Michael Halassa highlighted early trial results for ALKS 7290, a potential ADHD drug designed to ease symptoms without the side effects tied to standard meds. Business & Consumer Services: Commonwealth Creative Marketing in Virginia Beach earned a “highest client satisfaction” award based on 5.0 stars across 76 reviews. Local Economy & Jobs: TripStop will invest about $5 million to build a new travel center at I-81 Exit 105 in Radford, targeting jobs and services for travelers and professional drivers. Energy Prices: Diesel prices stayed volatile in Virginia, with Manassas Park reporting the week’s low at $6.16 per gallon (week ending Sept. 19).
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