AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUtah Courts & Appointments: Gov. Spencer Cox is set to announce Utah Supreme Court judicial appointments at the Capitol Friday morning, with Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson and Associate Chief Justice Jill Pohlman expected to weigh in. Meta Child-Safety Overhaul: Utah’s long-running fight with Meta is now a landmark $12.2B settlement forcing major Instagram and Facebook changes for kids, including a combined daily time cap, “productive pause” breaks, and overnight access limits, with Utah set to receive about $212M. Childcare Cutbacks: Utah will tighten eligibility for childcare assistance starting Oct. 1, with the state estimating just over 900 families will lose subsidies as federal funding declines. Election Administration Watch: Utah clerks say they’re not expecting lawsuits over Trump’s mail-in voting rule to disrupt this year’s elections, even as the legal fight continues. Public Safety Tech Scrutiny: A Georgia lawmaker is pushing legislation after reports of license plate reader misuse, a reminder Utah lawmakers are watching similar privacy concerns. Local Government Funding: Salt Lake City approved nearly $35M in capital projects, but officials warn the program could face future budget pressure. Water & Community: Mayors launched the “Love Your Watershed” challenge to reduce Jordan River pollution by targeting storm-drain litter and runoff.
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