AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoHousing: Boise won $9 million in federal funding for The Fulton, a planned 50-unit supportive housing project for people leaving homelessness. Federal Justice: U.S. Attorney for Idaho Bart Davis will retire Oct. 17, leaving a leadership change at the office responsible for federal cases statewide. Road Work: ITD will reduce SH-11 near Greer to one lane through mid-February while crews stabilize a landslide; drivers should expect delays of up to 15 minutes. Rural Land Use: Bannock County is reconsidering its ban on large solar, wind and nuclear projects, as farmers argue they should be able to lease their land while neighbors cite concerns about farmland and rural character. Prison Overcrowding: Idaho women granted parole can remain incarcerated when required programs aren’t available, a cycle tied to overcrowding, a report says. Public Safety: A Pocatello man faces felony charges after police say he sexually assaulted a teenage girl at a party. Family Services: Idaho received nearly $5 million in federal funds for voluntary home visits supporting parents and young children.
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