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Mayor John Carney said the move is to increase recruitment and retention and lower maternal mortality rates in the city.
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The report said based on cost alone, it recommends splitting City of Wilmington students between the Red Clay and Brandywine School Districts.
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Once Mayor John Carney signs the ordinance into law, the city will have 120 days to get the program running.
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The Plummer Community Corrections Center is set to close March 2026, sending all residents downstate to live.
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City Council adopted Councilmember Shané Darby’s resolution last week 7-0 with six absent.
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City Council passed a similar ordinance last month, but the mayor vetoed it shortly after, citing financial and legal liabilities.
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Stops throughout the day included Urban Promise Wilmington, Parkview Apartments and William “Hicks” Anderson Community Center.
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The subcommittee will follow up on the Homelessness Taskforce's recommendations submitted earlier this year.
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Councilmembers passed a resolution discouraging future partnerships or contracts with companies like Avelo Airlines, which profits from ICE deportation operations.
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That includes opening a city-owned park to the unhoused community to live in.