AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublic Safety: Colorado Springs reported 23 traffic deaths from Jan. 1 to May 25—up sharply from 14 during the same period in 2025—after an 80-year-old died following a May crash near Memorial Park. State Courts & Privacy: A Colorado appeals court ruled that a man found not guilty by reason of insanity should have records sealed, treating the insanity finding as functionally an acquittal. Cybersecurity: Colorado’s Office of Information Technology announced sweeping layoffs of 173 staff after audits flagged serious security gaps, saying incremental fixes won’t be enough. Reproductive Health & Education: Gov. Polis signed bills expanding child care tax support, requiring college health centers to provide on-site abortion medication services, and approving the 2026 School Finance Act with $180 million more for K-12. Outdoor Recreation: Cheyenne Mountain State Park near Colorado Springs is expanding by hundreds of acres, with more camping and future access planned around Rosemont Reservoir. Community & Health: Denver-area overdoses are rising again after a 2024 dip, while a nonprofit is tackling mental health isolation for older Coloradans.
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