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Delaware Low Voltage Regulations Debate Resumes on Tuesday

The Imposition of New Regulations Could Lead to Higher Costs and Delays for Consumers and Small Businesses The Delaware Board of Electrical Examiners appears to be shifting its focus as it continues to ponder new regulations on the installation and […]

Project to Alleviate Parking Shortage at Capitol Complex Moving Forward

Ground could be broken as early as next month on a project aimed at addressing the chronic parking shortage around Legislative Hall in Dover. Earlier this week, the Legislative Building Committee received an update on the $23 million initiative. If […]

Regulation Threatens Delaware Low-Voltage Jobs

— Rule Change to be Discussed Wednesday — A controversial change to a state regulation could threaten hundreds of jobs and lead to significant delays and increased costs for thousands of Delaware homeowners and businesses. The proposed rule, originally published […]

Democrats Override Veto Despite Minority Business Concerns

House and Senate Democrats broke with Democratic Governor Matt Meyer earlier this week, overturning his veto on a controversial labor bill and enacting it into law. Senate Bill 63, as amended, prohibits employers from misclassifying workers as independent contractors to […]