AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMilitary Infrastructure: A new U.S. Office of the Inspector General report details serious housing and infrastructure problems at Pacific bases, including mold, asbestos, water intrusion, and falling-debris risks. Energy & Transportation: WYDOT crews begin work Monday on the I-80 bridge west of the Green River Tunnels, with lane closures and an Exit 89 on-ramp shutdown through Oct. 31. Agriculture & Drought Response: Gov. Mark Gordon authorized emergency transportation permits for oversized livestock feed and livestock shipments for 30 days, while weed and pest districts warn hay could bring invasive weeds—buyers should track sources and watch fields. Wildlife & Roads: WYDOT and Game and Fish are building wildlife crossings on a 30-mile stretch of US-189 near Kemmerer, aiming to cut collisions; completion targeted for Oct. 2027. Mining & Markets: OreLens, a Wyoming-registered junior mining trading scanner/dilution tracker, says sign-ups jumped 700% in 10 days. Elections & Workforce: The Wyoming Business Alliance urges voters to turn out Aug. 18, arguing housing and business growth are tied to keeping workers in-state. Education & Tech: UW’s Engineering Summer Program for Teachers brought 52 K-12 educators to build physical computing lessons using robotics and coding tools. Aviation & Tourism: United Airlines plans a seasonal nonstop Boston–Jackson Hole route starting Feb. 13, 2027, boosting winter travel access.
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