AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGreat Salt Lake: Gov. Cox will convene a Great Salt Lake Roundtable Friday with state, federal, conservation and business leaders, followed by a Farmington Bay service project focused on trail work and invasive weed removal. Nuclear in Utah: Green River’s long-stalled nuclear plan is moving again after a new partnership, shifting toward small modular reactors designed for Utah’s water-scarce conditions. Data center fight in Box Elder: Opponents of the Stratos Project say they’ll keep fighting after county officials denied their referendum applications, with plans to appeal in First District Court. Utah politics & voting: Utah postal workers are backing vote-by-mail ahead of the June 23 primary, while a new audit finds only a small number of noncitizens on voter rolls. Sports & Utah ties: South Korea is in Utah for World Cup warmups, playing Trinidad and Tobago in Provo Saturday and El Salvador next week. Local development: Salt Lake City’s downtown redevelopment is still not underway on the ground, but funding is flowing from a recent sales tax increase.
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