AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoLocal Public Safety: Norfolk Police will join NDOT and the U.S. DOT in a speeding crackdown from July 27–Aug. 9, focusing overtime patrols on the spots where speeding leads to serious crashes. Ag Policy & Competition: Nebraska corn growers are urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to speed up a probe into the fertilizer industry after record-high prices, pointing to merger-related uncertainty and asking producers to submit helpful info. Food Industry Watch: A claim about Taylor Farms field workers allegedly lacking bathroom breaks is still under investigation, while the company says farm workers have access to restrooms, water, and breaks. Workforce & Wages: Omaha City Council narrowly passed a minimum wage ordinance after a debate over local authority under Nebraska law. Transportation & Infrastructure: NDOT plans a short chip-seal project starting Aug. 3 on US-136 and N-46 near Oxford, with traffic control via pilot car and flaggers. Energy Storage: A 12-MWh BESS project in Nebraska is nearing completion. Economic Development: NSF awarded 12 new Regional Innovation Engines nationwide, including efforts tied to energy grid security and critical mineral mining. Business Expansion: Cheba Hut is opening its first Nebraska location in Lincoln on July 30.
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