AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCollege Sports Policy: A Virginia-linked gambling debate is back in the spotlight as the Protect College Sports Act heads to the full U.S. Senate after clearing the Commerce Committee, with critics arguing the NCAA’s approach has been inconsistent and overly harsh. Local Government: Salem City Council will vote June 22 on extending its lien forgiveness pilot for property owners who fix code violations, with the program already forgiving $212,000 in liens for 22 of 78 eligible owners. Public Health & Environment: Gov. Abigail Spanberger is urging voluntary water conservation statewide as drought conditions persist, even as some local reservoirs remain near full. Reproductive Rights: Spanberger is set to sign Virginia’s Right to Contraception Act and Contraception Equity Act at the Turning Point Suffragist Memorial in Lorton, a major statewide push to protect access to birth control. State Politics & Governance: Virginia lawmakers are still racing toward a budget deal as deadlines loom, with data-center tax fights continuing to complicate negotiations.
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