AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFlood Risk: Heavy rain is forecast across southern Utah Wednesday and Thursday, with more than 3 inches possible in places and flash-flood danger in canyons, washes and burn scars. Wildlife & Health: Davis County found an invasive yellow fever mosquito in Clearfield—the first reported in northern Utah. Officials have added traps but found no others so far. Data Center Expansion: A new map counts 35 proposed data center and infrastructure projects on public lands across six Western states. Utah proposals include a 9,000-acre site; Trump says companies should provide their own power and pay community dividends. Water Pressure: Arizona and Nevada are challenging the federal Colorado River plan as the river shrinks and Utah’s cities face difficult choices. Separately, Kevin O’Leary’s data center project again seeks water rights, while Utahns question claims it could benefit the Great Salt Lake. Reuse: Recycle Utah is building a repair team to fix household items for resale and help residents learn to mend rather than discard.
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