AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Safety: Two people from Colorado were killed in a two-vehicle crash near Deadwood, South Dakota, after a Harley Davidson crossed into oncoming traffic; a Jeep passenger from Lead, South Dakota, was treated for minor injuries. Local Streets: In Colorado Springs’ Old North End, neighbors say speeding on North Nevada Avenue has been a crisis for more than a decade, with crashes sometimes involving cars hitting homes and city buses. Homelessness & Heat: Denver is expanding cooling center hours ahead of a heat advisory, but advocates say it still falls short for people living outside. Water Watch: Denver Water reports reservoirs at about 75% capacity—down sharply from normal—and warns levels could drop further into next spring. Legal & Courts: A judge dismissed a lawsuit seeking records from the Colorado Opportunity Caucus, while a separate dispute over late college athlete eligibility has drawn criticism from UConn coach Dan Hurley. ICE Oversight: Adams County health officials say they still can’t investigate a TB case at the GEO Aurora ICE facility due to federal standoffs. Business/Policy: Colorado’s e-bike rebates are back with $3 million for about 2,800 residents, aiming to cut emissions and congestion.
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