AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoInvestment: Killington Resort plans $280 million in upgrades over the next decade, including $35 million for lifts and $20 million for facilities. The resort has committed $80 million in its first three years under local ownership, while a proposed ski village is moving more slowly than hoped. Business Deals: Japan’s Omron is buying Vermont-based OnLogic for $675 million, a deal billed as a boost to its factory AI push. State Finances: Vermont’s major funds brought in $372.6 million in September, 7.4% above target, led by stronger personal and corporate income tax receipts. Child Care: A new survey found 43% of Vermont providers expanded classrooms or sites in 2025, the highest share among five states surveyed; 64% said they were optimistic about their businesses. Agriculture: The state is opening applications for disaster aid to farmers and timber owners facing weather-related losses, with grants of up to $75,000 available through December. Workforce and Tourism: Vermont tourism is declining amid the U.S.-Canada trade war, while concerns about young people leaving the state underscore pressure on the future workforce.
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