AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoData Center Pushback & State Response: West Virginia leaders are doubling down on large-scale data center growth even as public opposition grows and other states move toward bans or moratoriums; the debate is tied to power-grid strain, water use, and ratepayer concerns, with new “high-impact” certifications adding fuel to the fight. Local Impact in Mason County: Residents in Mason County reacted to a second nearby data center approval, with questions about jobs, infrastructure costs, and how close projects are stacking up. Consumer Protection: AG JB McCuskey says scam reports topped 401 in August, led by Medicare fraud, plus new tactics including impersonating state representatives and video-call sweepstakes schemes. Energy & Legal Battles: A federal judge blocked New York’s $75 billion “climate superfund” plan, a ruling West Virginia and other energy-focused states are watching closely. Workforce & Community Business: Village Caregiving announced expansion that adds 160 jobs across 22 states, emphasizing values-driven hiring. Economic Development Numbers: WV reported about $96B in private investment since Oct. 2025, including major data center commitments tied to thousands of jobs. Scam & Safety Reminder: Officials warn that caller ID spoofing is making fake West Virginia-number scams look legitimate.
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