AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAgriculture: Avian flu has returned to a Weld County dairy for the first time since 2024. State officials say public risk is low, pasteurized milk is safe, and testing and quarantine measures are in place. Advanced Manufacturing: Boom Supersonic’s Colorado factory is shifting toward gas turbines for AI data centers, while United Airlines’ CEO doubts the company will deliver its Overture airliner by 2029. Connectivity: Loveland’s city-owned Pulse launched Colorado’s first 20-gig residential internet service, targeting home businesses and other data-heavy users. Economic Impact: The University of Colorado system generated $12.5 billion in statewide economic activity in fiscal 2025–26; the total rises to $20.3 billion when affiliated hospitals are included. Water Infrastructure: A water-sharing pipeline serving Parker, Castle Rock and northeastern Colorado farms won court approval. Tourism: Vail Resorts and Alterra are seeking dismissal of Denver federal lawsuits alleging their ski-pass practices violate antitrust law. Small Business: SBA disaster declarations open low-interest loans to eligible businesses and nonprofits in 14 Colorado counties affected by wildfires, flooding and mudslides.
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