AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMunicipal Planning: Foley City Council approved a downtown municipal campus master plan to coordinate future buildings, sidewalks, lighting, streetscapes and other infrastructure from AL-59 east to Juniper St. and Section Ave south to Myrtle Ave. Rural Health Funding: Infirmary Health says it received more than $5.3 million through Alabama’s Rural Health Transformation Program to expand women’s health services, improve rural referral coordination and train physicians. Higher Ed Standards Fight: Tuskegee University President Mark Brown defended renewed dress and conduct standards, saying “raise the bar” policies are meant to prepare students for the workplace. Public Safety: A Barbour County single-vehicle crash early Saturday killed a Florida woman and injured another passenger; ALEA is investigating. State Policy Watch: Alabama’s new dog tethering law takes effect Oct. 1, setting statewide rules on tethering conditions and equipment. Health Dollars by Community: Medicaid billing updates show local spending shifts, including big jumps in Prattville (durable medical equipment), Baileyton (medicine services), and Robertsdale (dental services). Legal/Justice: A federal appeals court upheld the death sentence of Wakilii Brown for the 2001 Sylacauga double murder.
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