AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLead-Pipe Deadline Pressure: An AP analysis finds 6,300 U.S. water systems serving 3.8 million people still haven’t submitted required lead service line inventories, leaving residents unsure whether their homes have lead pipes as the 10-year replacement clock ticks. Assisted Suicide Fight in Illinois: Illinois’ Catholic Church is suing to block the state’s End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act, arguing it would force religious healthcare providers to help with suicide. Water Meter Shock in Yorkville: Yorkville says higher bills after new water meters are expected because older meters underreported usage; the city is replacing about 5,200 meters tied to its Lake Michigan water project. Bird-Safe Lighting Push: As fall migration ramps up, residents are urged to dim or turn off lights overnight to prevent bird crashes into buildings, including in Chicago. Invasive Pest Warning: Spotted lanternflies have spread to 22 states, with officials urging people to kill them on sight to protect vineyards and other crops. Great Lakes & Coal Court Battles: Federal courts continue striking down Trump orders aimed at keeping coal plants operating, including actions tied to Michigan’s coal plant. Marquette Greenway Progress: The Marquette Greenway is about 65% complete, with the remaining toughest trail sections still under development.
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