AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSurveillance on Wheels: Parents backed school bus stop-arm cameras to catch drivers who illegally pass stopped buses. Now leaked plans say BusPatrol wants to turn those buses into a nationwide license-plate reader network, recording plates and sharing location data with law enforcement databases. AI Chip Supply Boost: Air Liquide announced a $150 million Idaho investment to build an industrial gas facility supplying ultra-pure nitrogen, oxygen and argon for advanced memory chip manufacturing, with operations targeted for 2028. Local Privacy Pushback: Post Falls Mayor Randy Westlund says the city won’t use Flock cameras, arguing against mass surveillance and tracking databases, while limiting its own camera use to wanted-list checks tied to active cases. Wildfire Smoke Health: The Nez Perce Tribe issued an air quality advisory for the reservation due to wildfire smoke, warning residents—especially sensitive groups—to limit exposure. Idaho Law & Courts: A couple in Ada County faces felony charges including lewd conduct with a minor under 16, with preliminary hearing set for August 6. In-N-Out Arrives: In-N-Out opened in Twin Falls, hiring about 90 workers at $17.50 an hour.
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