AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNor’easter + full moon flooding: A strengthening nor’easter is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, rough surf, and repeated coastal flooding from the Carolinas through the Mid-Atlantic and New England, with the Saturday full moon raising high-tide levels and making impacts last across multiple tide cycles. Coastal impacts in Virginia: Hampton Roads is already seeing storm effects, and the region is bracing for more flooding and beach erosion as the storm peaks tonight into Saturday. Henrico water resilience: Henrico’s Department of Utilities is moving ahead on a 13-mile East End water transmission main to connect Western Henrico to Eastern Henrico, with field and environmental surveys underway and construction targeted to begin in 2028. Recreation access: Albemarle County won a $210,698 Recreational Trails Program grant to extend the Old Mills Trail to Lego Farm, expanding public access along the Rivanna River. Waste policy debate (Baltimore County): Baltimore County’s trash incineration contract faced bipartisan pushback, with council members arguing for stronger recycling and composting efforts instead of burning. Outdoor license relief: Virginia is offering Fall Free Fishing Days Sept. 25–27, waiving fishing licenses statewide while keeping other regulations in place. Infrastructure disruption: Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel will close for weekend repaving multiple times in October, with schedules posted by VDOT.
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