AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Health Alert: A cyclospora outbreak tied to shredded iceberg lettuce linked to Taco Bell has expanded, with Missouri reporting 80+ positive cases and Kansas reporting 30 since June 24; the source in MO/KS is still unclear as Taylor Farms’ recall list grows across 27 states. Outdoor Safety: Tick season is getting longer, with CDC data showing tick-bite ER visits running higher than last year and at some of the highest levels since 2017—especially as ticks spread into new areas. Water Infrastructure: Missouri DNR awarded $50,000 to Jacksonville to evaluate wastewater systems and reduce stormwater inflow, plus a separate $40,000 grant to Hamilton for wastewater planning. Local Environment & Recreation: Table Rock Lake is highlighted as a major Ozarks destination with protected shoreline and abundant wildlife. Data Centers & Community Impact: Missouri lawmakers and candidates are weighing data center development amid growing public opposition over electricity and water demands, while a national protest day drew action in 125 cities. Food Safety Watch: Jefferson County posted weekly food inspection scores, ranging from 80–100, with multiple routine violations noted.
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