AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPFAS Watch: A new study finds PFAS “forever chemicals” throughout the Delaware River, with fish testing positive and levels rising faster than the water can dilute them—pointing to ongoing releases from possible industrial and wastewater sources. Drought Signals: Delaware is under a statewide drought watch as precipitation stays below normal and groundwater conditions tighten; officials say the state needs major rainfall soon to avoid a rapid drop-off. Local Land-Use: State agencies told a proposed 55-plus housing project west of Lewes to avoid encroaching on wetlands and to rethink one planned access road, with concerns about rural infrastructure and forest loss. Heat & Safety: Delaware’s Restaurant Association hosted responsible alcohol service training for Dewey Beach staff, focusing on preventing overservice and keeping guests safe. Community Outdoors: DNREC and the Delaware Natural Resources Police sponsored a statewide fishing tournament at Blockhouse Pond in Lewes, drawing families and anglers across age groups. Gardening Support: UD Cooperative Extension expanded resources for Cape gardeners, including Master Gardener-style help for people adapting to Delaware soils. Water Quality Reminder: Separate reporting highlights how beach monitoring programs use regular testing to guide public swimming decisions when bacteria or toxins spike.
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