AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAnimal Health: Arizona confirmed its first New World screwworm case in a dog on a Cochise County ranch. Officials are restricting animal movement, monitoring the area and releasing sterile flies to contain the flesh-eating parasite. Phoenix Safety: Five people were hospitalized, four critically, after an SUV struck people waiting at a south Phoenix bus stop; a child was among the critically injured. Housing: Phoenix approved a $15 million plan to spur affordable construction, including developer financing, permit-fee relief, pre-approved designs and eviction prevention. Colorado River: The Central Arizona Project plans to join Nevada’s lawsuit over water rights, warning that Arizona could face severe cuts. Northeastern Arizona tribal leaders are also urging Congress to approve a settlement securing water access for their communities. Veterans: Arizona will distribute $1.2 million in restitution to veterans charged improper fees by VetLink Solutions for help with disability claims. Election Spending: Outside groups have poured nearly $2 million into the Arizona Corporation Commission race, which will help determine control of the state’s utility regulator.
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