AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHeating Assistance: MaineHousing is directing nearly $4 million in leftover funds to fuel vendors, helping about 4,400 vulnerable households prepare for winter. Federal heating-aid funding is still pending as oil costs climb. Electric Bills: State regulators rejected CMP’s temporary rate hike. A Public Advocate analysis says higher fuel and infrastructure costs—not renewable-energy subsidies—are the main drivers of rising bills. Maine Manufacturing: Auburn-based Scott & Jon’s is launching its first tuna product, a frozen tuna noodle casserole aimed at shoppers seeking familiar, affordable meals. Construction & Housing: Bangor’s $20 million Sunridge project has opened 50 affordable apartments for seniors. In Skowhegan, a $45 million courthouse expansion is on track to begin construction next spring. Cybersecurity: Maine’s statewide strategy is emphasizing training and phishing exercises to help cities, schools and other organizations strengthen online security without costly systems.
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