AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater Safety: Kentucky issued a recreational health advisory for Old Springfield Reservoir in Washington County after finding a harmful algal bloom. Swimming and wading are discouraged in affected areas. Outdoor Access: Pikeville approved an application for a $32,000 state-federal trails grant, with an $8,000 city match, to improve a rough river landing for kayakers. Work could begin in spring 2027. Energy Resilience: WKU received $2 million to build a microgrid combining solar, batteries and generators, helping keep critical campus operations running during outages. Energy Development: Federal regulators recommended a license for Global Laser Enrichment’s proposed uranium-enrichment operation in Paducah, while a separate laser-enrichment project there cleared environmental review. Local Planning: Data-center proposals continue to stir debate in Kentucky, with Louisville leaders weighing restrictions and a Carroll County vote ending in a tie. Rural Health: A septic-repair assistance program for Eastern and Southeastern Kentuckians has reopened.
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