AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSuicide Prevention: A UM writer marks 10 years since a father’s suicide, urging Montanans to remember “you are never alone” and to use local help resources during Suicide Prevention Month. Campus Privacy: UM installed more than 300 AI-powered security cameras across Missoula; officials say they don’t use facial recognition, but students still raise privacy concerns. Billings Community: The South Park pool project in Billings won a $171,488 grant from Mountain America Foundation, replacing a century-old facility. Consumer Protection: Montana’s AGs are pushing people to file claims tied to multistate settlements over inflated generic drug prices. Public Health & Security: A 20-state coalition warns about Chinese-sourced pharmaceutical supply risks, including knockoff ingredients tied to compounded GLP-1 drugs. State Land & Energy: Montana Land Board approved an oil and gas lease sale expected to generate over $2.1 million for public schools. Weed Control: Montana’s Noxious Weed Trust Fund grant cycle opens, with applications due Jan. 6, 2027. Wildfire Safety: A Darby-area report questions roadside logging as wildfire prevention while U.S. Forest Service managers defend it as a way to limit spread. Local Economy: Billings-based EFX Sports says it’s expanding exports with Coupang, boosting sales in Korea.
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