- Initiatives Seek to Give Delaware Citizens a Voice in One-Sided Rulemaking Process (WGMD, 1/10/2024)
- Three bills are set to be presented to the Delaware General Assembly, aiming to curb the unrestrained rulemaking authority of the executive branch. State Rep. Rich Collins, the lead sponsor of House Bill 245, emphasizes the need for safeguards, citing the executive branch’s lack of responsiveness during the recent pandemic. Another bill by State Rep. Jeff Spiegelman proposes the creation of a Joint Committee on Oversight of Agency Regulations to review and oversee state agency regulations, addressing concerns about public input’s limited impact on the regulatory process.
- How much did nonprofits receive in opioid grants? Delaware auditor creates live tracker (Delaware Online, 8/15/2024)
- Delaware State Auditor Lydia York’s office has launched a new online tracker that monitors the distribution of funds from opioid settlement agreements. This tool provides transparency by detailing how much money has been allocated to nonprofits and other entities across the state to combat the opioid crisis. The Prescription Opioid Settlement Tracker allows the public to see which organizations received grants and how these funds are being used to support treatment, prevention, and recovery efforts.
- Visit the Prescription Opioid Settlement Tracker
- Delaware State Auditor Lydia York’s office has launched a new online tracker that monitors the distribution of funds from opioid settlement agreements. This tool provides transparency by detailing how much money has been allocated to nonprofits and other entities across the state to combat the opioid crisis. The Prescription Opioid Settlement Tracker allows the public to see which organizations received grants and how these funds are being used to support treatment, prevention, and recovery efforts.
