AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildlife & Public Safety: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks euthanized 14 “extremely food conditioned” black bears after alleged illegal feeding near Bozeman, underscoring how quickly bear conflicts can escalate when people leave out food. Energy & Local Power: A new Montana Free Press–Rutgers Eagleton poll finds nearly three-quarters of Montana voters oppose data centers in their city or neighboring counties, with the issue tied to growing AI development and utility power agreements. Disaster Relief: FEMA designated the Fort Peck Indian Reservation and nearby trust land as natural disaster areas after severe winter storms and straight-line winds in Dec. 2025, making USDA emergency loans available for affected producers across six counties. Water & Infrastructure: Ronan City Council advanced a $9.7 million wastewater project package, including USDA Rural Development grants/loans and other funding sources. Community & Land Management: A cultural fair at Fort Peck drew more than a thousand students for lessons on tribal history, fire management, and traditional practices, connecting land stewardship to the next generation. Outdoor Access: FWP announced the Grey Owl Fishing Access Site boat ramp will close for repairs Oct. 6–7, with other areas staying open.
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