AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildfire preparedness: AARP is urging Coloradans to register for a free July 23 webinar on building wildfire emergency plans and “to go”/“stay” kits, as drought and heat keep risk high. Fire memorial: Colorado is set for a statewide procession honoring helicopter pilot Nicholas Dale, killed fighting the Gold Mountain fire, with stops from Montrose to Denver International Airport. Local impacts of fire weather: While some Southwest Colorado communities canceled Fourth of July fireworks, Cortez says its show went forward safely with coordinated fire, EMS and police planning. Water politics: In Scottsdale, candidates and council members are clashing over whether advanced recycled-water purification should be used to bolster drinking supplies as the Colorado River shrinks. Media and tech: A Colorado religious broadcaster is pushing the FCC to allow an HD Radio subchannel to serve as a translator source, after a waiver was denied. Community help: A free two-day RAM clinic is coming to Colorado Springs Aug. 1-2 with medical, dental and vision services on a first-come basis. Pets and people: A Minnesota woman’s cat “Fridge” survived 40 days lost in Colorado wilderness and was finally reunited with her owner.
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