AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWater Affordability: A new Food & Water Watch report says U.S. households are paying 62% more for drinking water than a decade ago, with bills rising faster than inflation and incomes—highlighting affordability pressure for communities, including two West Virginia systems billed by the same private owner. Local Infrastructure Funding: Weirton’s $39M “Weirton North” water line phase faces delays as leaders weigh how to avoid a potential 68% rate hike, pushing for grants and forgivable loans. Construction & Industry Recognition: MidAtlantic judges selected 35 projects across 16 categories, spotlighting West Virginia-area work completed between May 2025 and May 2026. Energy & Jobs Debate: West Virginia’s nuclear pitch is under renewed scrutiny after the state backed away from a nuclear lifecycle campus plan tied to spent fuel handling concerns. Manufacturing Spotlight: Ravenswood-based Constellium won West Virginia’s “Coolest Thing Made” contest for aluminum plates used on Artemis II. Public Safety: West Virginia Fire Marshal’s Office marks Fire Prevention Week with a “Safe Charging” theme. Food Safety: Frozen berry recalls tied to possible E. coli contamination expanded to additional Walmart and Trader Joe’s items—buyers should check lot codes and dates.
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