AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Centers & Public Health: A public health expert testified that a proposed Archbald data center’s massive diesel backup generators could cause $3 million to $124 million in annual health harm, raising concerns about undefined systems and diesel exhaust impacts. Local Water Infrastructure: Bellefonte Borough moved forward with a CDBG application to replace a deteriorating South Potter Street water main after significant leaks, aiming to improve service and reduce inflow and infiltration. Labor & Health Care: Mount Nittany Medical Center workers will vote on strike timing after a near-unanimous authorization earlier this month, citing pay that lags inflation and a living-wage gap. Storms & Resilience: Lancaster County’s July Fourth storms left widespread power outages and cleanup needs, with officials pointing to straight-line winds as the cause. Public Health Monitoring: Lancaster County’s mosquito program is gearing up for West Nile virus prevention, with staff tracking larvae and traps across public areas. Recreation Water Safety: An algae bloom closed the beach at Long Point State Park, while multiple Chautauqua Institution beaches also shut down due to harmful algal blooms.
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