AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDomestic Violence Response: New Hampshire’s fatality review committee recommended stronger penalties for repeat offenders and domestic-violence training for 911 dispatchers. Its first report found 44 of the state’s 68 homicides from 2022 to 2025 were domestic-violence-related; 30 involved firearms. The statewide support helpline is 866-644-3574. Food Assistance: About 75,000 Granite Staters are affected by new SNAP rules, including expanded work requirements for some recipients. The state’s share of administrative costs rose from 50% to 75%; DHHS says benefits aren’t being cut. In-Home Care: New Hampshire and plaintiffs have agreed to settle a five-year lawsuit over the Choices for Independence program, which helps older adults and people with disabilities remain at home. A judge must approve the deal. Sexual Assault Care: Some New Hampshire nurses are completing specialized training to support survivors in hospital exams. About 70 to 100 nurses and medical staff have received training through the state program. Lake Health: A new Lake Winnipesaukee Alliance report finds declining water clarity and rising cyanobacteria and phosphorus levels, pointing to stormwater runoff, septic waste and road salt as key concerns.
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