AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCheyenne Data Center Fight: Cheyenne City Council advanced annexation and rezoning for the Cox Ranch data center campus, but nearby residents raised concerns about noise, lighting, water use, wildlife, and traffic as the project moves fast. Local Government: Ward 1 and Ward 3 residents can use a free disposal day at the Cheyenne sanitation transfer station Sept. 18-19, with limits and rules on what’s accepted. Education & Workforce: Casper College won a $444,059 NSF grant to launch the statewide “Quantum Pipeline,” including portable K-12 kits, a quantum science camp, and new coursework. Tribal Governance: The Northern Cheyenne tribal president shut down a building amid a dispute over which council and election are valid, with competing claims tied to federal funds. Public Safety & Community: Wyoming Game and Fish lifted voluntary fishing closures on the North Platte and Encampment rivers after cooler conditions eased stress on trout. Civic Life: The Wyoming Department of Education opened applications for the Wyoming Patriot Schools Program, with inaugural recognition planned for Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
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