AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCoastal Wildlife Watch: Anglers and researchers say “common” snook are showing up from Perdido Bay toward Mississippi, with University of South Alabama and Dauphin Island Sea Lab tracking how far the range is expanding. Gulf Storm Readiness: The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a Gulf disturbance that could bring days of heavy rain to the northern Gulf Coast, even if it never becomes a named storm. Flood Response: Gov. Kay Ivey deployed four Alabama swiftwater search-and-rescue teams to Texas as severe flooding continues, with teams from multiple counties preparing for rescues in fast-moving water. Public Health: Mobile County health officials report two local cyclosporiasis cases as the national outbreak grows, urging careful food and water safety. Mobile Bay Environment Policy: U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures says he’s pushing an amendment to curb the Army Corps’ “thin-layer placement” dredge disposal method in most cases. Local Governance: Pinson’s council held a first reading on a 12-month data center moratorium, citing environmental impacts and infrastructure costs. Heat & Safety: Alabama weather coverage warns of dangerous heat and storm chances over the weekend, with heat index values climbing toward 110 degrees.
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