AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoState Funding & Community Health: Gov. Kathy Hochul launched the second round of NY BRICKS, putting $75 million toward building, renovating, and modernizing community centers statewide, with grants from $250,000 to $15 million and a required 20% match. Public Health: Chautauqua County reported its first lab-confirmed measles case in over 30 years, urging residents to stay up to date on vaccinations as New York tallies dozens of cases statewide this year. Overdose Response: Ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day, Hochul said overdose deaths are down about 45% since 2022, while a Rye officer used Narcan to save a man suspected of an opioid overdose. Local Politics & Immigration: Upstate backlash continues after an upstate county executive canceled a DHS job fair over ICE participation. Courts & Policy: A federal judge vacated a Trump administration policy that suspended processing immigrant visas from 75 countries. Business & Banking: Jeffersonville’s Jeff Bank completed its conversion to a national charter, effective Sept. 1. Sports: NFL teams began practice-squad moves after the 53-man roster deadline, with AFC East transactions highlighted. Food Safety: Multiple recalls hit New York, including frozen buffalo chicken products and certain white rice packages.
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