AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDrought & Water Supply: Blue Mesa Reservoir near Gunnison is at 32% full (about 35,000 acre-feet below the historic minimum), driving cuts to agricultural water, reduced releases for endangered fish, fewer recreation opportunities, and uncertainty for power generation. Wildfire Smoke & Health: Canadian and Minnesota wildfires are pushing dangerous smoke into the Midwest and Northeast, with air-quality alerts and warnings that heat plus smoke is a bad health mix. Colorado Wildfire Response: The Aspen Acres fire remains a serious threat to homes in southern Colorado as incident command shifts; officials say evacuations are reviewed daily and return depends on safety. Public Health & Detention: Colorado health officials say GEO Group is blocking access for an investigation into a confirmed active TB case at the Aurora ICE Processing Center. River Protection: Colorado Parks and Wildlife is imposing voluntary afternoon fishing closures on two Rio Grande stretches to protect fish from low flows and warm water. Wildlife Encounters: In Creede, a yearling bear is entering homes more often as drought reduces natural food; officials urge residents to haze it away. Energy & Resilience: NSF’s ASCEND Engine is supporting Colorado disaster-preparedness work tied to wildfire and drought planning.
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