AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHarmful Algal Blooms: NDDEQ is warning people heading to lakes and rivers for the Fourth of July to watch for blue-green algae that can produce toxins harmful to people, pets, and livestock. Water Management: Stutsman County approved a feasibility study to move excess water from western basins and Crystal Springs Lake, aiming to reduce long-term flooding impacts on roads, safety, and property. Transportation & Bridges: The U.S. DOT awarded $1.73B nationwide for roads, bridges, and transit, including $24M for Red River bridge replacements linking North Dakota and Minnesota. Rural Health: North Dakota’s Rural Health Transformation Program is expected to bring about $1B over five years, but leaders say the real bottleneck is workforce shortages, not equipment. Accessibility Grants: NDCA’s FY26 Accessibility Grant projects are expanding inclusive arts access across North Dakota, from adaptive classes to digital and event accommodations. Energy Grid: Western governors, including North Dakota, launched a task force to speed permitting and upgrades for regional transmission lines. Mining & Industry: North American Iron secured follow-on financing to advance iron ore reclamation in Minnesota and pig iron production in North Dakota. Agriculture Tech: South Dakota Mines researchers are building drone tools to help farmers target nutrients and reduce fertilizer use.
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