AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoColorado River Water Crunch: Lake Powell on the Utah-Arizona border hit a record low of 3,519.91 feet, with officials warning it could soon threaten hydropower and downstream water supplies as the drought worsens. Local Housing for Teachers: Rural Arizona districts are using targeted housing to attract and retain educators, including a Prescott program offering subsidized units to staff. Utility Costs Under Pressure: Arizona households are bracing for higher power bills after early, record-breaking heat drove demand, with regulators weighing proposed rate increases tied to infrastructure and data center growth. Right to Repair in the Farm Economy: A proposed $99 million FTC deal would require Deere to share diagnostic software and repair tools with owners and independent shops, aiming to reduce costly downtime during planting and harvest. Public Safety Tech Backlash: Scottsdale is weighing whether to end its Flock contract as other Valley cities move away from license-plate reader systems amid privacy and misuse concerns. Arts Funding: Peoria approved $264,000 in arts and culture grants for FY 2027, backing dozens of programs and events. Education Policy Fight: Arizona’s ESA debate is heating up again, with families and lawmakers clashing over how school choice should be regulated and held accountable.
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