AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCheyenne Data Center Fallout: Cheyenne officials say Meta-linked wastewater contamination involved a contractor (Goat Systems LLC), with the company appealing a BOPU notice of violation and disputing who discharged the bacteria. Local Infrastructure: Cheyenne is moving ahead with construction on the Storey Boulevard extension, while Kiwanis Park begins upgrades including new wetlands, trails, and wildlife habitat. Energy & Water Stress: Lake Mead-related federal funding aims to keep up to 200,000 acre-feet in the reservoir to protect the Southwest grid, as Colorado River levels keep falling; separate reporting flags Lake Powell nearing minimum power levels. Wyoming Economy Watch: Property tax increases remain capped at 4% for now after a state board agreement, easing uncertainty for homeowners. Fuel Prices: GasBuddy reports show mixed lows across Wyoming counties, with Sublette’s regular at $4.07 and Carbon’s at $3.38 in the week ending July 11. Policy & Industry: Wyoming lawmakers weigh an AI bill focused on “consequential decision making,” and Cheyenne-area politics continues with House District races drawing contractor and military backgrounds.
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