AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaryland Health: State health officials confirmed 110 cases of cyclosporiasis this year, with most reported since May 1, and warned the outbreak is part of a wider national surge. Public Health: Maryland also reported measles cases tied to out-of-state travel, including additional Southern Maryland exposures as investigators track contacts. Food Safety: Amy’s Kitchen recalled Organic Lentil Soup—Light in Sodium over a possible “easy open tab” defect that could raise spoilage risk; Maryland was listed among states with distribution. Local Schools: St. Mary’s County school board approved bus contracts for the Aug. 26 start, including updated contractor language on insurance and worker compensation. State Politics: Gov. Wes Moore is expected to reshuffle top legislative leadership ahead of the Aug. 3 special session, with Will Tilburg slated to replace Jeremy Baker. Corrections: A corrections officers union says Maryland needs thousands more staff to curb prison violence, overtime, and burnout. Consumer Savings: Maryland’s Tax-Free Week is set for Aug. 9–15, including exemptions on qualifying clothing/footwear and backpacks. Crime & Courts: DOJ is suing Colorado over in-state tuition for undocumented students, while Maryland remains in the broader national fight over immigration-linked federal policies.
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