AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoColorado River: Arizona has joined Nevada’s lawsuit challenging the federal plan for river cuts, warning that the proposed reductions threaten water supplies across the Lower Basin. Election Security: Maricopa County is investigating unauthorized after-hours access at an early voting site in Chandler; officials say no voters were affected and replacement equipment kept voting on schedule. Separately, a white-powder letter sent to the Arizona Capitol was found nonhazardous. Privacy: Tempe has become the first Arizona city to ban agencies from using or accessing automated license plate readers, citing privacy concerns. Prisons: A federal appeals court delayed the planned takeover of Arizona prison health care, allowing a receiver to begin planning while the state retains control for now. Southern Arizona: Tucson Meet Yourself opened amid severe winds, with organizers securing vendor tents and closing a few exposed areas.
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