AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWYDOT Road Safety: WYDOT crews will grind and stripe pavement markings at night in Teton County starting Sunday, July 26, working 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. for about a week on WYO 22, WYO 390 and US 89 Broadway near Grand Teton—drivers should expect slow-moving operations and avoid driving over wet paint. Endangered Species Act Rollback: The Trump administration is removing federal protections for endangered species’ habitats, with states warning they can’t replace the lost safeguards—critics say the change could open forests, wetlands and deserts to development and drilling. Drought Watch (Wyoming): The U.S. Drought Monitor shows eastern Colorado and southeastern Wyoming degrading again due to dry conditions and excessive heat, with hotter, drier weather expanding drought on the Plains. Colorado River Deadline Looms: Federal officials say new Colorado River rules are coming next week as states remain deadlocked on how to share shrinking supplies. Local Water Planning: Lovell’s town council discussed the Don Davis subdivision’s water options, including possible connections and costs tied to the Northwest Rural Water District. Wildlife & Public Lands Voices: Letters to the editor urge Wyoming voters to show up in the Aug. 18 primary to protect public lands and wildlife.
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