AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFederal Hemp Crackdown: Congress is tightening the definition of hemp and setting a strict “total THC” cap, putting many intoxicating hemp products at risk of becoming federally unlawful starting in December. Local IT Checkup: Stimulus Technologies urges Jefferson City businesses to “grade” their IT systems—backups, security, access, and updates—before problems hit. Sports Betting Fight: The casino lobby blames prediction markets for a flat first NFL betting season, while Missouri’s legal betting remains limited. Public Safety Funding: Columbia is set to adopt a 1% public safety sales tax that could push sales tax rates near 10% in special districts. Mizzou Energy Push: Mizzou broke ground on the $120 million Payne Energy Innovation Center, aiming to tackle energy demands tied to AI and cyber tech. Wildfire Risk: Ozark fire districts issued burn bans after a flash drought worsened conditions. Scam Tracker Snapshot: BBB reports show several Missouri cities tied for scam activity in July, including Fair Grove and others. Health/911 Pressure: A national report highlights slow 911 dispatch response times, including Missouri’s.
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