AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoElection & Courts: Colorado officials say the state’s mail ballots will go out normally despite a Supreme Court green light for Trump’s anti-mail voting order, while Colorado and other states keep fighting in court. Roads & Money: Backers of transportation Initiative 175 are pulling it from the November ballot after a deal with lawmakers that would boost road funding in the short and long term. Colorado River & Water: A new look at shrinking rivers highlights how the Colorado River crisis is forcing legal and political battles over remaining water and power. Public Health: Meta’s teen safety settlement could bring Colorado up to $615M, with limits like daily time caps and night restrictions for teen accounts. Schools: Chronic absenteeism in Colorado fell to 27.5% in 2025-26, but remains above pre-pandemic levels. Safety on the Road: A CDOT survey finds fewer dangerous driving behaviors reported, though speeding, distraction, and other risks persist. Wildfire Preparedness: Colorado’s Strategic Wildfire Action Program awarded $47.58M in grants, including workforce training. Local Life: Denver’s pedestrian bridge plan to connect the future Summit FC stadium to RTD is moving forward with design funding.
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