AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUtah Tech & Policy: Sanpete County approved a six-month pause on new data center development as officials draft land-use rules for the fast-growing industry. Public Health: Utah-based ARUP Laboratories is ramping up testing as a cyclospora outbreak linked to lettuce grows, with 48 Utah cases reported since May 1 and infections spreading to more states. Local Government & Taxes: Davis County commissioners heard a presentation on a possible fifth “local option” sales tax, a move that could mean more revenue for public services but also more debate at the ballot box. Courts & Accountability: A Salt Lake City woman was sentenced to prison after admitting she tried to kidnap a 5-week-old infant from the baby’s grandmother. Community & Education: Utah 2034 launched its education committee, aiming to connect students and educators to the 2034 Winter Games through statewide classroom programming. Energy & Water: Federal Colorado River planning continues to leave Utah and other states facing uncertainty every two years, even as reservoirs near historic lows.
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