Charleston County convened county staff, municipal representatives and Fernleaf consultants for a second AccelaDAP training to test scenario-driven use cases for hurricane prestaging, stormwater asset management and future growth, and to surface coordination, data and funding barriers.

Utility presenters told Energy Safety they support strengthening SCAs but want alignment with the CPUC process, consistent definitions, and assessment approaches that prioritize effectiveness and organizational learning rather than metrics-driven comparisons.

City, school, and county officials plan coordinated efforts for better youth data collection.

A legislative staff review found split authority, fragmented records and staffing gaps in Delaware’s domestic agricultural animal seizure processes; the committee adopted recommendations directing DDA and the Office of Animal Welfare to develop MOUs, align data systems and address training and vendor policies, with updates due January 2027.

United Way, Murfreesboro Police, Murfreesboro City Schools and other local providers presented data on eviction, housing instability and shelter use and described coordinated responses including outreach, co-responder teams and changes at Journey Home.

Representative Thompson introduced HB 520 to direct a statewide feasibility study on how higher-education enrollments affect local housing markets; he said the bill won’t mandate construction or spend general-fund dollars, and members asked about scope, fiscal notes and private-sector roles.