Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
Maine Family Planning announces it will end primary care services, likely due to funding pressures or policy changes related to reproductive health services. This reduces healthcare access in the state.
Single nonprofit organization ending one service line due to funding pressures. Civil_rights=2 (healthcare access reduction, moderate population affected). Capture=1 (potential policy environment influence). A-score=2.74 well below threshold. B-score=14.97 shows moderate media appeal around reproductive health framing but lacks viral characteristics. This is an operational business decision by a private entity, not state action creating constitutional damage. No mechanism for constitutional harm - resource_reallocation applies to organizational budget decisions, not constitutional framework. Classification: Noise - operational healthcare story with political framing but no constitutional dimension.
Monitor for: (1) whether this reflects broader state policy changes affecting reproductive health funding that would constitute actual state action, (2) pattern of similar closures indicating systematic access reduction, (3) legislative or regulatory changes driving the decision. Current event is organizational operations, not constitutional threat.