AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoData Security & Consumer Protection: Alabama’s attorney general actions are part of a multistate push to hold Labcorp and its debt-collection vendor accountable after a 2019 breach tied to the American Medical Collection Agency, with settlements focused on stronger vendor oversight. Education & Workforce: Alabama is rolling out a new K–12 digital literacy and computer science framework starting 2027–28, and Troy celebrated major CTE expansion funding and new training facilities to better match students with employer needs. Local Governance: The Jefferson County Commission approved 52 items, including a performance-based tax abatement for a Publix grocery shopping center in Kimberly and design work for road maintenance facilities. Energy & Cost of Living: GasBuddy reports show mixed but generally elevated prices across Alabama counties, with notable lows like midgrade in Autauga and regular in Chambers, while E15 remains a key price pressure point statewide. Severe Weather Readiness: A Saraland High School storm shelter project highlights how Alabama schools are upgrading resilience to meet stricter K–12 shelter expectations. Policy Transparency: New federal measures aim to shine light on previously hard-to-track spending deals and billion-dollar overruns.
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