AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoInvasive Species: Utah confirmed a live zebra mussel in the Colorado River below Westwater Recreation Area, raising the risk to river ecosystems, infrastructure and recreation. Officials urge boaters to clean, drain and dry their gear. Storm Threat: Hurricane Rachel’s moisture could bring heavy rain to Utah from Saturday, with flash-flood risks in Carbon and Emery counties and other vulnerable areas. Data Center Pushback: A statewide survey found nearly 76% of Utahns oppose building more data centers, amid concerns about water and power use. In Iron County, residents and tribal leaders are seeking more time to review proposed rules for large developments. Great Salt Lake: The lake has fallen below 30% full as researchers continue studying dust risks. A Pineview Reservoir project delivered nearly 10,000 acre-feet to the lake. Drought and Recreation: Utah reservoirs ended the water year at 47% capacity. The state is allocating about $1.5 million for 11 boating-access projects in 2027.
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