AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEPA & Downtown Atlanta: The U.S. General Services Administration is seeking Congress’s OK to move the EPA’s Region 4 office out of the Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center, citing water damage, aging infrastructure, and about $280 million in deferred maintenance. Courts & Prosecutors: A Georgia judge rejected a bid by three district attorneys to block the state’s prosecutor discipline commission created under a 2023 law. Public Health: Georgia health officials are warning residents about cyclospora risk as cases rise, noting the state’s peak months are June and July. Election Pressure: The Trump administration is threatening states over voting-roll changes, warning election officials they could face arrest if non-citizens remain on rolls. Metro Atlanta Policing: More officers have been arrested over alleged misuse of Flock license plate reader data, while Barrow County also investigates camera vandalism amid growing public distrust. World Cup Heat: A coalition is urging better protections for World Cup workers after reports of heat exposure, limited water, and lack of shade. Business & Jobs: Gov. Kemp is traveling to Scotland and Ireland to meet Hyundai and Irish leaders to push Georgia investment and job growth.
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