AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWater Quality: South Dakota’s working buffer program is expanding fast, with 130 buffer projects now covering 379 miles of shoreline and 3,984 acres enrolled after lawmakers added $8 million. Energy & Growth: Black Hills Energy says it generated $1.65 billion in direct economic impact across eight states through its annual community report, highlighting local support tied to utility operations. Drought Relief for Ag: Gov. Rhoden signed an executive order easing hay and feed hauling rules as nearly 83% of the state faces drought, extending permitted oversized-hauler hours and temporarily loosening CDL limits for producers. Workforce Training: Workforce Pell applications are now open, letting eligible schools seek approval for short-term training programs that can be funded with federal Pell grants. Consumer Protection: A Hughes County judge issued a permanent injunction and civil penalties against former Patriot Warranty owners tied to online auto/motorcycle warranty practices, including issues with cancellations and refunds. Local Infrastructure: Sioux Falls announced multiple road closures and lane impacts for storm drainage repairs during the week of July 20. Food & Supply Chains: Global demand for high-protein foods is colliding with a shortage of food-grade whey protein, pushing prices to record levels. Philanthropy: T. Denny Sanford, a major South Dakota healthcare and youth benefactor, died at 90.
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