AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater Safety in Jackson: E. coli found in an untreated Jackson-area well triggered an EPA boil water order for every home and business on the town’s water system, with Teton County schools closed Friday and set to reopen Monday with drinking fountains off, bagged lunches, and sanitizer if the order remains. Local Energy & Climate Debate: Cheyenne City Council is set to vote Monday on a Comprehensive Climate Action Plan tied to an EPA grant, with critics warning it could raise costs and push electric-technology priorities. Wildlife, Disease, and Water: National Elk Refuge leaders discussed whether feeding elk and bison could worsen chronic wasting disease risks and what prions might mean for soil, plants, and water near Jackson. Renewables on the Ranch: Cheyenne officials are considering leasing part of Belvoir Ranch for a 140-megawatt solar plus battery project, seeking new revenue while studies move forward. Road Work in Jackson: WYDOT and town crews begin fall milling/paving in Snake River Canyon and multiple downtown Jackson infrastructure upgrades starting Oct. 1. Public Health & Wildlife Management: Casper’s Metro Animal Services urges residents to limit stray-cat food timing to reduce skunks and raccoons in backyards.
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