AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCybersecurity for local governments: Auburn University’s McCrary Institute is offering free 24/7 monitoring for more than 140 Alabama cities and counties through the Alabama Cybersecurity Intelligence Center, funded by a $19 million federal grant. Data-center fight in Jefferson County: The Greater Birmingham Humane Society sued over the proposed Nebius AI data center in Oxmoor Valley, arguing permits and approvals didn’t adequately address noise, heat and lighting impacts on animals and nearby residents. Public safety enforcement: “Operation Southern Slow Down” returns July 13–19 across Alabama and four neighboring states, with extra speed enforcement aimed at preventing crashes. Healthcare transparency: The Trump administration warned hundreds of hospitals nationwide—including one in Nevada—over missing price information, signaling tighter enforcement that could affect Alabama providers too. Consumer finance crackdown: Alabama AG Kris Mayes joined a push to strengthen FCC rules against robocalls, while Louisiana AG Liz Murrill announced a $45 million multistate Cash App settlement with Block. Local government leadership: Central Alabama Water Board re-elected Chairman Tommy Hudson and Vice Chairman Phillip Wiedmeyer. Housing pressure: Alabama home prices and affordability are squeezing buyers, with experts pointing to low inventory and elevated mortgage rates.
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