AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Landmarks: Salt Lake City is moving to designate the Gilgal Sculpture Garden as a local landmark after the Planning Commission unanimously approved the recommendation Aug. 26, sending it to the City Council. Water & Courts: Nevada is suing the Interior Department over the federal Colorado River plan, arguing Lower Basin cuts could reach up to 70% while Upper Basin states like Utah face no mandatory reductions. Utah Politics & Fundraising: Cache Democrats announced their Harry Reid Dinner (Sept. 23) with state Rep. John Arthur (D–Salt Lake City) as the featured speaker. Public Safety: The Grand Canyon is evacuating dozens after a flash flood in Bright Angel Canyon; officials say more than 20 people may be missing and footbridges were destroyed. Utah Voters: A Deseret News/Hinckley poll finds Utahns’ top midterm concerns are the economy/jobs (48%) and inflation (41%). Health Policy: Utah opinion argues a new childhood vaccine executive order would add burdens (like splitting MMR) without changing access for most families.
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