AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFood Safety: CDC says a salmonella outbreak tied to Mexican jalapeños has sickened at least 345 people across 27 states, including Colorado; Chipotle and QDOBA removed the ingredient after traceback pointed to Sinaloa grower Coast Citrus Distributors, while FDA checks whether any product hit grocery shelves. Energy & Mobility: Colorado’s $1,000 e-bike rebates are back for income-qualified residents after a 2025 pause, aiming to cut car trips and Front Range pollution. Defense Supply Chains: Lockheed Martin is in talks to secure U.S.-linked scandium and germanium supplies to reduce China dependence for military tech, with Colorado-connected NioCorp among the players. Local Governance & Data Centers: Colorado Springs City Council will decide the fate of the controversial “Project Taurus” AI data center after appeals raised legal, noise, and energy-use concerns. Housing & Services: Lake County’s Advocates and Cloud City Conservation Center (C4) won Colorado Housing and Finance Authority Direct Effects Awards totaling $75,000 for homelessness support and home energy assistance. Community & Industry: Harmony Painting says it completed secure-facility commercial work in Littleton after meeting background screening and site access requirements—an increasingly common need as Colorado’s aerospace footprint grows.
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