AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoColorado River: Arizona has joined Nevada’s lawsuit challenging federal water-cut plans that could reduce the state’s allocation by 760,000 acre-feet a year. Gov. Katie Hobbs says the plan unfairly burdens Lower Basin states. Election Security: A suspicious white-powder envelope sent to Secretary of State Adrian Fontes’ office was deemed nonhazardous; the FBI is investigating similar mailings nationwide. Maricopa County officials are also sparring over election security as “No Kings” demonstrations encourage early voting across Arizona today. Prisons: An appeals court has postponed a takeover of Arizona’s prison health system, setting a Dec. 7 hearing on the state’s challenge to a receiver’s authority. Ballot Measures: Voters will decide whether large school districts must spend at least 60% of operating budgets on classroom instruction, and whether to raise Pima County’s spending cap by 75%, to $1.43 billion. Weather: High winds are expected across Southern Arizona, with gusts near 70 mph and possible outages. Chiricahua: President Trump has 10 days, excluding Sundays, to sign or veto a bill making the Cochise County monument Arizona’s fourth national park.
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