AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoOpioid Treatment Access: WellPower opened a same-day Medication-Assisted Treatment walk-in clinic in Denver, aiming to help people with opioid withdrawal start care immediately through peer support, pharmacists, and behavioral health clinicians. Behavioral Health Funding: Colorado is set to benefit from a U.S. HHS Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Medicaid program, expected to expand crisis services, outpatient treatment, and care coordination. Public Safety & Weather: A crash shut northbound I-25 near the Mead exit briefly, with lanes reopening by 8:08 a.m.; meanwhile, Denver-area storms brought hail and unexpected tornado-siren activation, and a wind advisory is in effect for parts of the Southwest. Local Infrastructure: CDOT will upgrade two US 160 Main Street intersections in Cortez with new pedestrian features and improved signal tech. Health & Environment: CU Boulder continues investigating the source of persistent E. coli at a Boulder Creek outfall, with a study pointing to wildlife feces and stormwater conditions. Education Policy: Denver Public Schools adopted a bell-to-bell cellphone ban for the fall, with limited exceptions. Sports/Community: Generation Wild is pushing “Take Your Brain Out” outdoor activities for Northern Colorado families.
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