AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity & Courts: Wyoming Judicial Branch says a vendor breach at West Publishing exposed limited personal data tied to Wyoming Supreme Court and district court case management history; courts are operating normally and affected people get 12 months of free credit monitoring. Energy & Permitting: The Wyoming DEQ Industrial Siting Council approved the Laramie Range Wind Project after nearly 18 hours of hearings, reversing a prior Laramie County denial and setting up construction starting in 2027. Higher Ed & AI: UW selected BoodleBox as a secure enterprise AI platform for faculty, staff, and students, aiming to expand responsible AI use across campus. Elections & Federal Oversight: DOJ election observers are set to visit polling places in New Hampshire for the Sept. 8 primary, renewing debate after Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon criticized similar federal visits as disruptive. State Politics & Policy: A former Game and Fish director, Angi Bruce, moved into the governor’s office for special policy initiatives, and Western Landowners Alliance hired her for a new chief programs role. Public Safety & Community: WGFD will host a bear spray giveaway and training event in Jackson on Sept. 5. Local Government: Laramie launched a GIS Data Hub to centralize city maps and public geographic data. Economy & Agriculture: Ranchers in Wyoming are reacting warily to Trump’s plan to expand imports of lean beef trimmings, questioning whether savings reach grocery shelves.
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