AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife & Public Safety: Franklin County residents reported a juvenile black bear roaming near homes, including one that dragged off a cat-food cooler—another reminder to secure attractants and watch for bears. Conservation & Hunting: Missouri’s Governor’s Mentored Deer Hunt opens registration for Oct. 9-11, pairing new hunters with mentors across multiple counties. Local Environment Planning: A MoDOT environmental study says expanding U.S. 412 in Dunklin County would have minimal impact, with a preferred four-lane option still awaiting funding. Pollution & Land-Use Tensions: A Monett public meeting drew residents and officials to debate environmental threats tied to CAFOs, sludge tanks, and proposed data centers. Food Safety: Missouri health officials warned residents about cyclosporiasis linked to iceberg lettuce in a growing multi-state outbreak, urging thorough washing. Community Infrastructure: OATS Transit is shifting from a five-year plan to a two-year business plan as rural Missouri demographics and costs reshape service needs. Data Centers & Water/Heat Concerns: Local residents in Nodaway County raised worries that data centers could affect climate, quality of life, and water supply. Education for Nature: Missouri Master Naturalist course registration opened, training volunteers in wildlife, forests, and invasive species.
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