AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River Water Cuts: The federal government released a long-awaited framework for managing the Colorado River through 2036, setting up potential reductions that would hit Arizona, California and Nevada hardest (up to 3 million acre-feet in severe drought years), while Colorado is spared mandatory cuts for now—though the plan still relies on future negotiations and periodic reassessments. Public Safety & Health: A disability group says members were threatened and harassed on Denver RTD light rail, and a former detainee from an ICE GEO facility in Aurora is speaking out about health and tuberculosis handling. Outdoor Life: Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging anglers to limit fishing as warm water and drought stress fish, with closures already in place on hundreds of miles of rivers. Transportation: CDOT says the I-70 Floyd Hill Project has reached its midpoint, with fewer disruptive daytime traffic holds expected as rock blasting wraps. Education Costs: A new report highlights how much teachers spend out of pocket on classroom supplies.
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