AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife & Water Safety: Montana health officials warned of harmful algal blooms at Canyon Ferry Lake, Cooney Reservoir, Hebgen Lake, Tongue River Reservoir, Hauser Reservoir and Elk Grove Pond, urging people and pets to stay out “when in doubt.” Public Safety & EMS: Montana is opening $4 million in rural EMS grants to upgrade ambulances and equipment, as communities push to keep emergency response strong. Local Government: Miles City reopened the Honda Trails to non-gas-powered bicycles and e-bikes, while keeping other motorized vehicles out, after residents raised safety and access concerns. Fire Update: A 103-acre wildfire burning near Rapelje is at zero percent containment, with DNRC and county resources working to suppress it. Federal Policy: Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy introduced a bill to pause new H-1B visas for three years and codify a $100,000 fee that a federal court struck down. Sports & Community: The Montana State Fair is underway in Great Falls with rides, food and concerts, plus major events across nine days.
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