AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoManufacturing Investment: Coca-Cola says it and bottlers will pour $10B into U.S. infrastructure by 2030, including a Colorado Springs bottling plant and other major production and distribution projects. AI Backlash in Colorado: A new survey finds 81% of Coloradans ages 18–44 have an unfavorable view of artificial intelligence, with women and Democrats more likely to oppose it. Local Housing & Tourism Oversight: Chaffee County commissioners heard an STR update: 286 active licensed rentals, 17 applications pending, and staff pushing for stronger tools to curb unlicensed listings. Workforce Support: Pinnacol Foundation raised nearly $700,000 to help children of Colorado workers seriously injured or killed on the job. Energy & Grid Policy: A federal appeals court ruling undercuts the Trump administration’s “energy emergency” push that kept a Michigan coal plant running, a decision that could affect similar Colorado cases. Public Safety & Courts: A Colorado federal grand jury indicted a Thornton man for interstate threats to kill law enforcement and for ammunition possession by a felon. Denver Business: HW Home opened a 10,000-square-foot flagship showroom at 9+CO in Denver, expanding its fabric and design offerings.
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