AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAI Data Center Fight in Natrona: Natrona County commissioners took no action after Prometheus Hyperscale pitched a 940-acre, $500M AI data center near Casper and asked to bypass the Wyoming Industrial Siting Council via an industrial park zoning designation, with residents split over landscape impacts and jobs. Wyoming Tax Reform Turns Corner: The Joint Revenue Committee rejected a plan to repeal residential property taxes altogether, signaling waning support as lawmakers weigh how to fund schools and other services. Connected-Vehicle Push Across the West: Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming are advancing a 1,200-mile connected vehicle loop using vehicle-to-everything tech to improve backcountry and urban safety. Labor Crunch Still Bites: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City economists say worker shortages are the biggest short-term drag on growth across Colorado and nearby states, including Wyoming. Power Grid Bottlenecks: A Rock Springs councilman urged state lawmakers to speed local impact payments and address limited grid capacity that’s slowing large industrial customers like data centers. Wyoming Stable Token Oversight: Wyoming adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve to move FRNT reserve verification closer to real time onchain as part of its stable token framework. Food Security Call: Food Bank of Wyoming highlighted Hunger Action Month, citing high food insecurity statewide and urging donations and volunteering. Nuclear Supply Chain Update: TerraPower named new supplier awards for its Natrium project in Kemmerer, extending Wyoming’s advanced nuclear build-out.
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