AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSupreme Court Roundup Fallout: The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Bayer, blocking thousands of Roundup lawsuits that claimed the weedkiller failed to warn about cancer risks, a win for the Trump administration that could also affect similar pesticide claims. Metro Atlanta Road Work: Neighbors packed a meeting over the $1.2 billion I-285/I-20 West interchange overhaul, saying construction has disrupted driveways, sleep, and daily life even as GDOT promises congestion relief through 2030. Georgia Election Rules: Georgia lawmakers moved to keep QR code voting in place longer, while adding hand recount requirements for some races, as Democrats warn the changes could still trigger election problems. SNAP Cost Pressure: A new USDA look at SNAP payment errors shows some states could face billions in costs if they don’t reduce mistakes, raising stakes for Georgia and other high-error states. Public Safety Tech Debate: A Georgia-linked controversy over license plate reader surveillance continues to draw scrutiny as communities question how data is collected and shared. Local Events & Community: DeKalb approved a right-of-way exchange for the South River Trail, and Georgia’s Skunk Brigade brought Revolutionary War “Traveling Trunk” programs to Screven and Forsyth counties.
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