AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River: The Interior Department released a new 10-year framework for Lake Powell and Lake Mead operations, setting up possible steep cuts for Arizona, California and Nevada if conditions worsen—while Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming would rely more on voluntary conservation. Heat & fire risk: A dangerous heat dome is expected to push record-level temperatures across the West this weekend, with major public-health warnings and heightened fire danger. Wyoming politics & elections: Wyoming voters are being urged to back election security efforts as Laramie County officials detail ballot testing and safeguards ahead of voting. Local governance: Natrona County’s hospital board says it no longer oversees a hospital, raising questions about why the board still exists. Community & culture: Pinedale Mayor Matt Murdock was named the Wyoming Press Association’s Benjamin Franklin Award for Open Government. Wildlife controversy: A Texas influencer posted a $10,000 bounty targeting Wyoming hunters who kill gray wolves that leave Yellowstone—prompting Game and Fish to call it outrageous.
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