AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLouisiana Captive Insurance Rules: The state Department of Insurance has issued Regulation 139, laying out a detailed framework for captive insurance companies and risk retention groups under the 2025 CHOICES law, including how applicants must meet with regulators before seeking a license. Local Government & Public Safety: A Mangham ordinance would bar police from using town resources to help with private eviction notices and other civil matters, drawing a sharper line between public policing and landlord-tenant disputes. Election Access: East Baton Rouge Parish libraries are hosting voter registration drives through Sept. 25, with early voting set for Oct. 20-27 ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Federal Health Leadership Watch: The U.S. Senate health committee is set to hold a confirmation hearing for Heidi Overton, Trump’s pick to lead the FDA, as Louisiana’s Sen. Bill Cassidy weighs in amid pressure over vaccines, the abortion pill, and drug approvals. Broadband Fight: The FCC’s proposal to override local broadband rules is drawing nationwide pushback from cities and towns that say it would strip communities of tools to expand service. Congressional Race: Michael Echols has announced his bid for Louisiana’s 5th Congressional District, pitching lower healthcare and everyday costs and a focus on roads and drainage.
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