AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWater Quality & Enforcement: Utah DEQ says Hogan & Associates Construction illegally dumped about 26,496 gallons of contaminated groundwater during Park City School District’s Treasure Mountain Sports Complex work, triggering a notice of violation and compliance order. Public Lands & Access: A trail near Moab is being positioned as a step toward more accessible public lands, with local input shaping what comes next. Wildlife & Community Education: Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources is bringing back its free “Night Life” exhibit at the Hardware Wildlife Education Center to spotlight nocturnal species like bats, owls, and snakes. Outdoor Cleanup: Fathom Restoration says divers have pulled roughly 40 pounds of trash from Utah reservoirs since launching in April, including reports of submerged vehicles and other debris. Sustainable Tourism: Park City Chamber grants are funding reusable compost/recycling bins, bike share, and nature programs as part of its 10-year Sustainable Tourism Plan. Local Economy: Adventure gear maker Avatar Offroad is relocating its HQ from Sandy to Grand Junction with state support and plans to add jobs.
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