AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoData Center Debate: Missoula residents heard a warning that proposed Montana data centers could strain power and local infrastructure, with NorthWestern Energy letters of intent tied to plans for 850–1,400 megawatts by 2030—enough to power about a million homes at the high end. Public Safety & Courts: A Missoula deputy found not guilty in a speeding case tied to a deadly convoy crash is arguing the law used is outdated. Corrections Update: Gov. Gianforte toured Montana’s new Flathead Valley reentry facility, now operating for six months and graduating its first residents. Native Education: Montana is expanding American Indian tuition waivers starting July 1, removing a blood-quantum requirement and widening eligibility—drawing mixed reactions. Local Governance: Stevensville saw its third official resignation in months, citing unclear direction. Tech/Connectivity: AT&T outages hit parts of Montana, including Great Falls offices, with 911 still working.
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