AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMissouri Water & Wildlife: Dead invasive carp have washed up along the Mississippi at Riverside Landing Park in St. Charles County, with Missouri Department of Conservation officials pointing to summer heat, lower water levels, and low oxygen as likely drivers—while noting it may temporarily reduce pressure on native species. Local Conservation & Education: MU Extension is inviting riders to the Tree-Mendous Ride on Sept. 12 along the Katy Trail, with stops focused on Missouri forests, wetlands, wildlife habitat, and invasive species control. Health & Food Safety: A CDC-linked Cyclospora outbreak tied to Mexican-grown iceberg lettuce has expanded to 15 states, and Missouri is among those reporting cases—raising fresh concerns for produce safety and public health guidance. Community & Environment: Monett City Council approved multiple sanitary sewer rehabilitation contracts, including lining and repairs, aiming to improve wastewater infrastructure reliability. Climate/Heat Watch: Forecasters warn that extreme heat may return to parts of the Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley later this month, with mid-Missouri also facing heat index readings near 105.
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