AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTeton Pass Safety: Starting Oct. 1, WYDOT will require RV and trailer drivers—and anyone over 10,000 pounds—to self-certify before crossing Teton Pass, with steep fines and possible jail for repeat offenders. Local Enforcement: Medicine Bow adopted new anti-dumping rules, including cameras at the burn pit and escalating fines up to $750, plus potential liens to recover cleanup costs. Military Contract: Amentum won a $572.3 million, seven-year NORAD contract tied to the Cheyenne Mountain warning and surveillance system. Energy & Water Politics: Governors from North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Montana, Utah and Wyoming urged Congress to reject limits on Missouri River water diversions, warning it would lock upstream states out and invite litigation. State Power Oversight: Watchdogs and advocates question PacifiCorp’s proposed sale of its Washington service area, arguing the deal could worsen public-interest concerns amid regulatory and wildfire pressures. Immigration Enforcement: A new report describes a quiet but sweeping ICE arrest surge this summer across the country, including Wyoming, with tens of thousands detained and little public backlash. Wyoming Voters & Campaigns: A roundup highlights lesser-known Wyoming candidates ahead of the Nov. 3 general election.
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