AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWorkforce & Training: Gov. Patrick Morrisey signed bills at New River CTC to expand West Virginia’s skilled workforce pipeline, including a standardized micro-credential program (SB 402) and short-term training tied to Workforce Pell Grants (SB 490), aiming to speed people into high-demand jobs in trades, construction, manufacturing, and energy. Food & Agriculture: West Virginia’s Department of Agriculture is distributing $30 Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program coupons in Raleigh County starting June 2, helping seniors buy in-state fruits and vegetables at approved markets. Energy & Industry: A major national debate over data centers is heating up, with new reporting on “bring your own energy” plans and warnings that AI and crypto data centers could push electricity costs sharply higher—an issue West Virginia communities are watching closely as projects expand. Environment & Legal: Two West Virginia environmental groups filed suit in Harrison County alleging Clean Water Act violations by Amsted Graphite Materials near Anmoore, seeking compliance, prevention of future discharges, and penalties. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Amtrak is investing $4.5 million to modernize Prince Station in West Virginia, including platform upgrades and accessibility improvements. Health & Consumer Safety: FDA classified multiple Legacy Bakehouse chip recalls as Class I after potential salmonella contamination tied to recalled milk powder.
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