AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPublic Safety: The Rocky Mountain DEA says it seized nearly 3.2 million fentanyl pills in 2026 so far across Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Montana—enough for millions of potentially fatal doses. Wildlife & Recreation: Yellowstone bison attacks are again in the spotlight after a Montana grandfather said the worst part was the landing after he was tossed during a July 10 charge; park officials warn bison can look calm but move fast. Outdoor Safety: A petition submitted to Montana FWP would require hunters and trappers to carry bear spray, aiming to reduce bear deaths tied to human encounters. Local Government & Roads: MDT is seeking public input on a proposed U.S. Highway 191 reconstruction south of Four Corners, including a culvert replacement and a two-way left turn lane. Montana Economy & Fraud: Montana Auditor James Brown says his office helped stop more than $5 million in alleged Obamacare-related insurance fraud targeting Native communities. Weather & Fire Risk: Western Montana faces rising wildfire danger after July heat dries fuels; forecasters also warn of slow-moving storms midweek and locally heavy rain near burn scars.
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