AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOperation Southern Slow Down: Effingham County is joining a 5-state push (July 13-19) targeting speeding and reckless driving, after last year’s campaign produced 52,000+ citations and warnings and more than 1,400 DUI arrests. Public Health: Georgia health officials say cyclosporiasis cases are rising, with the CDC reporting 11 to 30 confirmed infections in the state as the national outbreak grows. Housing: A new federal housing law—the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act—took effect July 11, aiming to streamline permitting and curb some large investor purchases; metro Atlanta groups say results will depend on federal, state and local follow-through. Elections & Money: Radio political spending has topped $100 million in the 2026 cycle, with more spending expected before fall. Civil Rights: A Texas man faces federal charges after prosecutors say he left a voicemail threatening to kill Jewish employees at an Atlanta security company. Community Safety: Doctors and advocates warn that drowning can happen in seconds, urging families to be prepared around pools. World Cup in Atlanta: England and Argentina meet in the semifinal Wednesday, with severe storm risk raising the possibility of delays if lightning hits within safety zones.
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