AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHousing & Homelessness: Tulsa’s Point-in-Time Count puts the spotlight on a widening affordable housing gap, finding 1,443 people experiencing homelessness on a single night, with 71% saying they lost housing in Tulsa and 77% reporting disabling conditions—driving momentum for permanent solutions like City Lights Village. Energy Policy: President Trump’s Defense Production Act push would send $700M toward coal power—$425M to extend 13 plants (including Oklahoma) and $350M for new/expanded coal projects—while officials frame it as grid reliability and job support. Electricity Costs: New EIA-based mapping shows residential power prices rising fastest in some regions, with Oklahoma up about 9.6% year over year, as grid investment and demand climb. State Fireworks Law: Oklahoma’s Rockets’ Red Glare Act legalizes bottle rockets and year-round sales in some areas, but cities like Oklahoma City keep local bans intact. Local Workforce Training: Oklahoma CareerTech broke ground on a new Skills Center instructional facility at the John H. Lilley Correctional Center in Boley to expand trades and career readiness training for reentry. Agriculture Biosecurity: Oklahoma ranchers are watching after a deadly livestock pest was confirmed in Texas, prompting state monitoring and protective steps.
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