AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River Water Cuts: The federal government released its long-awaited Colorado River operations framework through 2036, setting up potential mandatory reductions for the Lower Basin—especially Arizona, California, and Nevada—up to 3 million acre-feet in severe drought years, with specific 2027–2028 targets still to come. State Response: Gov. Katie Hobbs said the FEIS includes “unacceptable” options that could force Arizona to take the biggest cuts, and urged adoption of a Lower Basin conservation approach to protect Arizona’s water security. Water Reliability Project: SRP wrapped up the Gilbert Road Pipeline, a 3.5-mile, 36-inch project designed to move about 20,000 gallons per minute uphill to the Arizona Canal, boosting flexibility during dry times. Agriculture & Border Trade: USDA outlined steps to reopen U.S. cattle ports after the New World screwworm outbreak, starting with Douglas, Arizona on Aug. 24, with Santa Teresa next if conditions hold. Banking & Enforcement: The FDIC published June 2026 enforcement actions, including civil money penalties and consent orders affecting multiple banks and individuals. Arizona Politics: Rep. Andy Biggs named former state Sen. Sine Kerr as his lieutenant governor running mate, highlighting her agriculture background and prior water and crime-victim legislation.
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