House and Senate legislative leaders reached an agreement Sunday night that will maintain critical services throughout Delaware and restore funding to dozens of senior centers, assistance groups, fire companies, paramedics and other nonprofits. The deal includes restoring approximately $66 million in cuts to the fiscal 2018 budget, including the Grant-in-Aid bill, a $36.4 million package of grants to various nonprofits and volunteer fire companies. As part of the agreement, some previous funding reductions to county tourism, public education and various health and social services programs would be restored.