AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWater Quality Watch: Gazette-Mail reports testing found public health risks in West Virginians’ well water, with residents describing rust, corrosion, and foul taste after years of reliance on private supplies. Energy Policy & Bills: West Virginia launched Inflation Reduction Act home energy rebates (HOMES and HEAR) as the state’s utility rulemaking could shape how much residents pay for power. Healthcare Costs: ValuePenguin says ACA Marketplace plan selections fell 4.9% nationwide in 2026 as premiums rose 19.7%, with West Virginia seeing a steep drop and the highest average premium. Public Health Tech: WV WIC clinics received a $195,825 USDA grant to buy Masimo Pronto spot-check devices, aiming to speed visits and reduce needle sticks for young children. Local Tech in Government: Weirton will stream city council meetings on YouTube starting Oct. 13, replacing Facebook for easier access and longer archiving. Wildlife Tracking: New River Gorge researchers are using tiny cellular trackers to follow endangered bats, including one detected over 130 miles away. Manufacturing & Training: Conn-Weld Industries visited Mercer County Technical Education Center for National Manufacturing Day, highlighting welding and measurement skills. Community Health Access: WVU’s “Bonnie’s Bus” mobile mammography will visit multiple counties with 3D screenings and enrollment help for eligible patients. Retirement Affordability: A Retirement Living ranking puts West Virginia No. 1 for retiree affordability in 2026.
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