AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater and Weather: Recent storms lifted Lake Powell 12 feet, but it remains only about 25% full, and Lake Mead is at 23%. The Central Arizona Project is joining a Colorado River lawsuit as the region’s water crisis continues. Phoenix is also under a flash-flood watch, and the National Weather Service confirmed a third tornado from last week’s northern Arizona storms. Animal Health: Arizona confirmed its first New World screwworm case in a dog in Cochise County, putting livestock owners and pet owners on alert. Election Watch: Maricopa County’s recorder disputes the ACLU’s claim that workers wrongly demanded ID from voters dropping off ballots. The state’s Clean Elections Commission also sent an incorrect early-voting deadline, then corrected it: in-person early voting ends Friday. Household Costs: Arizona ACA premiums are set to rise nearly 28% as open enrollment begins Nov. 1; residents also face proposed electricity hikes of 14% to 16%. Schools: New state letter grades show a rising share of Arizona schools receiving D’s or F’s.
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