AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFlood Risk: Remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel are forecast to bring heavy rain, strong winds and possible flooding across Utah through Monday. Officials warn of dangerous runoff and landslides near burn scars, including areas scorched by the Rocky Canyon Fire. Invasive Species: Wildlife officials confirmed a live zebra mussel in the Utah stretch of the Colorado River, raising concerns for native ecosystems, water infrastructure and recreation. Boaters are urged to clean, drain and dry their gear. Great Salt Lake: The lake has fallen below 30% full, even as a reservoir project sent nearly 10,000 acre-feet of water to its wetlands. Utah’s water supply remains strained after record-low runoff. Clean Energy: A new Rocky Mountain Power program will enroll customers in several Summit County communities in a plan to add utility-scale renewable energy, with an option to opt out.
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