AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWater & Transport: Colorado’s 2026 water year brought record-setting heat and dry conditions, while severe Four Corners flooding triggered evacuations and road closures, including a closure on US 550 between Durango and New Mexico. Energy & Land Use: Denver’s proposed data-center pause could become a ban amid concerns about power and water use; Grand Junction approved its own moratorium. A Colorado ranch has added 30 wind turbines, creating another income stream alongside cattle and crops. Infrastructure & Growth: Construction began on a new Rosemont Reservoir recreation area, with camping, paddling and day-use facilities planned for 2027. Colorado also added 1,900 construction jobs in September. Industry & Business: The state awarded $13.9 million for industrial emissions-reduction projects, including $11.1 million in clean-air tax credits for Northern Colorado. A local business roundup reported a veterans’ craft brewery opening, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory selling property and Wilds Tavern closing.
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