AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWY22 Safe Pass: WYDOT is rolling out a self-certification program for Teton Pass starting Oct. 1, aimed at RVs, vehicles over 10,000 pounds, and towing trailers after a rise in crashes. Cheyenne Community & Culture: Cheyenne’s week ahead includes Frontier Park farmer’s markets and spooky-season volunteer calls for “Nightmare on 17th,” plus local arts like acrylic artist James Overstreet at the Old West Museum. Education Watch: University of Wyoming enrollment keeps sliding, down to 10,630 this semester, though online, first-year, and transfer numbers show some lift. Local Governance & Tech: A Cheyenne council committee backed Orchard Hills’ data center items, recommending overruling the Planning Commission’s denial while postponing one step to align with annexation. Community Safety & Inclusion: A Jackson restaurant worker’s ICE arrest is prompting community support efforts. Public Lands & Recreation: Fire restrictions are set to be rescinded Sept. 28 across Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests and Thunder Basin National Grassland. Local History & People: A Cheyenne obituary for Rich Marron highlights a life of service, travel, and photography.
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