AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNorthern Michigan Crime: Two 15-year-old boys face allegations tied to break-ins at two construction sites in Long Lake Township, with about $30,000 in damage and roughly $3,000 in stolen tools. Public Safety Funding: In Oakland County, voters rejected multiple public safety millages in Orion, Waterford, Brandon, Independence and Highland townships, leaving officials scrambling and pushing some proposals back for November as renewals. Transportation Planning: The State Transportation Commission approved MDOT’s draft long-range plan, Michigan Mobility 2050, opening a public comment period. Health Watch: Michigan reports 15 confirmed measles cases statewide as school starts near, while food safety officials respond to outbreaks including a jalapeño recall amid Michigan’s large cyclosporiasis caseload. Economy at the Pump: AAA says Michigan gas prices fell about 21 cents in a week to around $4.14, with some counties near $3.87. Wildlife Reminder: The DNR urges people to leave eastern massasauga rattlesnakes alone after a man was hospitalized for trying to photograph one. Detroit-Area Sports: The Lions say center Cade May is out for significant time with a wrist injury, and they signed Josh Dobbs to replace Teddy Bridgewater.
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