AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUtah Water Planning: Utah’s Division of Water Resources released a preliminary draft of the 2026 State Water Plan and opened a 30-day public comment period, setting the stage for infrastructure, research, and policy choices as the state balances growing demand and long-term supply. Public Health: The U.S. measles situation keeps worsening, with national cases surpassing the 2025 record; Utah’s outbreak has stretched longer than many others, and health officials warn the country may be losing measles-free status. AI Data Centers & Power Costs: Trump expanded a “Ratepayer Protection Pledge” aimed at preventing households from absorbing AI data-center buildout costs, while Utah lawmakers continue to scrutinize data-center tax incentives. Medical Devices: Fluidx Medical Technology submitted the final module of its FDA premarket approval application for the GPX Embolic Device, a step toward bringing a new embolic gel option to market. Geothermal in Northern Utah: Rodatherm Energy and Fulcrum Point Holdings outlined a Brigham City geothermal plan targeting 10 MW first, with construction eyed for early 2027. Utah Higher Ed Fraud: A Utah Legislative Auditor General performance audit found the state’s colleges and universities lost about $834,000 to “ghost student” enrollment fraud. Wildlife Management Conflict: Summit County officials face pushback from people tied to the former 910 Cattle Ranch owner over how wildlife and recreation should be managed.
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