AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health: USDA plans to airdrop millions of rabies vaccine doses in bait across the Southeast in October, including major coverage areas in Georgia (about 648,000 baits in the Dalton, Ga., project). Invasive Species: Spotted lanternflies are now reported in 22 states, with sightings reaching as far south as Georgia; officials urge residents to “kill it” on sight to protect vineyards and other host plants. Wildlife & Safety: Georgia DNR estimates about 250,000 alligators statewide, and a new guide highlights eight popular spots to see them—useful for fall visitors heading to wetlands and coastal areas. Environment & Land Use: Columbia County leaders say talks with Google are moving toward a strategic partnership for an 8-million-square-foot data center, while residents raise concerns about water and power demands. Climate Outlook: With El Niño strengthening, forecasters warn Atlanta and other major cities could see heavier rainfall and flooding risk this winter. Local Water/Recovery: FEMA announced nearly $5 million for Georgia recovery, adding to broader disaster funding momentum.
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