AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPFAS Cleanup Plan: Hermiston City Council approved steps toward a long-term plan to remove PFAS “forever chemicals” from its drinking water, with detected levels in three sources and an estimated $26 million price tag as the city seeks state funding. Ethics & Accountability: Oregon’s Government Ethics Commission fined Rep. Greg Smith $12,000 for abusing his role to raise his salary and approve paid vacation, marking a major financial penalty in the case. Public Health Alerts: Walmart stores in 29 states recalled Kettle Cuisine tomato bisque soup kits after possible Listeria contamination, warning of serious risk for seniors, pregnant people, and those with weakened immune systems. Wildfire Response: Progress continued on the Wrights Spring Fire as rain helped, evacuations were downgraded in some areas, and crews adjusted staffing while power issues were addressed. Local Sports & Community: YMCA of Klamath Falls launched its first girls flag football league, and Discover Klamath unveiled a new Crater Lake mural welcoming visitors to downtown Klamath Falls. Tech & Privacy: Renton City Council paused action on Flock automated license plate reader cameras pending a public presentation, after concerns about the program and contract renewal.
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