AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoColorado River Water: Arizona faces potential cuts up to 77% if Upper and Lower Basin states can’t reach a deal, with federal reallocation looming over the next decade. Energy Policy: Colorado’s 2026 legislative session largely dodged major net-zero and Public Utilities Commission changes, focusing instead on reliability and affordability as Xcel Energy rate fights continue. Utility Rates: The state Office of the Utility Consumer Advocate says even a reduced settlement would still mean a record-high electric revenue jump for Xcel. Drug Enforcement: Seven people were indicted in the “Molly Wonka” Colorado drug trafficking case, allegedly distributing narcotics hidden in candy and nasal sprays from Basalt. Road Work: CDOT will close I-70 westbound lanes near Rulison to West Rifle for resurfacing, with overnight detours starting June 14. Local Governance: Salida City Council will amend noise-permit rules to align with a Colorado Supreme Court ruling after a dispute over decibel limits. Housing: A new Colorado Association of Realtors report pushes back on “bad rap” claims, showing price increases and steadier demand in the Denver metro. Workforce Impact: JBS plans to close a Souderton-area meatpacking plant, affecting about 1,700 workers.
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