AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Care Partnerships: South County Health became the first Rhode Island provider—and only the second in New England—to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network, keeping local ownership while giving clinicians access to Mayo specialists, research, and digital tools. Public Safety & Travel: RIDOT begins temporary traffic pattern changes for the I-95/Route 10 interchange in Providence and Cranston starting Oct. 2, including a weekend ramp closure and mid-October lane restriping. Housing & Costs: Mortgage rates jumped to 7.28% for a 30-year fixed loan, the highest in nearly three years, adding pressure to Rhode Island homebuyers. Elections & Money: Rhode Island governor candidates are entering the final stretch with sharply different fundraising totals, setting up a high-stakes late-campaign contrast. Transit Planning: RIPTA is studying fast, frequent transit options—including possible light rail or rapid bus—to connect major cities in the Providence metro. Local History: Providence Water marks 100 years since its purification plant began operations, supplying about 60 million gallons a day. Arts & Climate: RISCA opened applications for an Arts and Climate Grant linking Rhode Island art projects to climate education and action, due Nov. 2.
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