AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI Manufacturing in Tulsa: Crusoe opened a second 400,000-square-foot Tulsa plant to build low-voltage switchboards for data centers, feeding components to Abilene’s Stargate campus tied to OpenAI and Oracle, with an emphasis on energy efficiency. State Infrastructure: ODOT says road work around Stillwater is part of its 2026–2029 Asset Preservation Plan, targeting pavement, bridge rehab, and accessibility upgrades. Energy Prices Watch: GasBuddy reports show Woodward County regular hitting $3.73 (week ending Sept. 5), while Oklahoma’s regular average sits at $3.66; other counties also saw midgrade and diesel price dips. Local Water Findings: Oklahoma Water Resources Board says Cedar Lake’s declining levels aren’t linked to nearby dams, pointing instead to aquifer drops affecting homeowners’ wells. Education & Policy: DHS finalized a rule tightening international student stays (ending “duration of status”), and Oklahoma’s Expanded Learning Time supper program faces disruption after the state education department moves to end the option Oct. 1.
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