AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUranium & Power Concerns: Black Hills Clean Water Alliance held a Rapid City forum warning residents about exploratory uranium drilling/mining and linking it to rising electricity demand and potential nuclear expansion; the group says the public broadly opposes a data center plan headed to Pennington County Commission on Nov. 5. Mail Service Fix: A federal Inspector General report on South Dakota mail service recommends changes, and Sen. Mike Rounds says it points to a regional processing center for the state. Public Transit Input: Rapid City Transit is seeking feedback on a possible micro-transit service, with workshops next Thursday and an online survey running Sept. 28–Oct. 19. Nonprofit Funding Pressure: The South Dakota Community Foundation’s Real Talk conference drew 76 western SD nonprofits to discuss staffing, outreach, and how to sustain missions amid funding cuts. Workplace Accessibility: The Workplace Disability Network of the Black Hills launched new employer training and an “Accessible Workplace Ally” program, with sessions in Rapid City and Deadwood in October. Local Events & Community: Rapid City hosted a full-scale airport emergency drill; downtown also saw a cruiser car show and Black Hills Community Theatre auditions. Public Safety: A Wanblee man was arrested after an evening stabbing in Sioux Falls left a victim hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
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