AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTelecom & Local Planning: Nevada County supervisors voted 4–1 to clear the way for a 150-foot “monopine” cell tower on Purdon Road after upholding a zoning approval, despite heavy public opposition. Portland Construction: Demolition preparations are underway for the Centennial Mills water tower building, with controlled explosions planned and safety protections for nearby infrastructure. State Ethics: Oregon’s Government Ethics Commission agreed to fine Rep. Greg Smith $12,000 over misuse of his role tied to an Eastern Oregon public development authority. Wildfire Safety & Impacts: Federal data shows firefighter entrapments are at a two-decade high for this point in the year, while Mt. Hood Meadows is shutting down for the rest of summer due to the Grasshopper Fire. Food & Consumer Safety: Walmart Marketside tomato bisque soup kits were recalled over possible listeria risk, and a separate dog food recall was issued after salmonella concerns. Trucking & Privacy: 22 states, including Oregon, sued to block the Trump administration from accessing CDL-related personal data. Oregon Industry & Infrastructure: ODOT’s Rose Quarter I-5 megaproject update highlights continued cost pressure and schedule planning for major bridge and freeway work. Agriculture & Markets: USDA’s July Class III milk price fell to $15.52/cwt, with production up year over year. Wildlife & Recreation: Oregon State Police removed an illegally kept alligator from a Gresham apartment and transferred it to a sanctuary.
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