AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFlood Risk: Higher tides and incoming rain put Seattle’s South Park at risk of flooding, while erosion in Ocean Shores threatens homes and critical water and sewer infrastructure. A separate water-main break there led to a boil-water advisory. Clean Energy: Gov. Bob Ferguson is seeking $10 million for an Eastern Washington clean-energy hub. In Snoqualmie, residents are raising safety concerns as battery-storage projects expand. Wildlife & Habitat: Washington officials warn residents not to touch wild birds after bird flu killed more than 30 at Monroe’s Lake Tye. The Quinault Indian Nation bought 11,196 acres, adding a major stretch of land to tribal ownership. Salmon & Streams: Seattle Public Utilities is preparing drainage work to protect Longfellow Creek, and Sound Transit is installing mesh cages to reduce fish deaths beneath the I-90 light rail line. Wildfire Readiness: Washington’s wildfire season has ended, but state officials are seeking funding to prepare for future seasons.
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