AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Safety & Crime Prevention: Sioux Falls-area coverage highlights how vacation absences can invite break-ins, citing FBI timing stats and noting South Dakota’s burglary rate ranking. Transportation Research: A new University of Minnesota study in Communications Sustainability says speeding wastes fuel and money while saving barely any time—relevant for South Dakota drivers facing high summer gas prices. Public Works & Local Planning: SDDOT will hold an open house in Scotland on July 28 for Highway 25 grading/surfacing/structure work, with written comments accepted through Aug. 14. STEM & Community Science: South Dakota Mines’ APEX Gallery is staging an exhibit using prehistoric Fuson Shale clay, with students and NSF-supported undergrad research experiences helping create the art. Health & Data Privacy: South Dakota AG Alan Wilson joins a multistate settlement tied to the 23andMe genetic data breach, with limited recovery but consumer relief claims. Bugs & Climate Risk: Research finds pesticide-exposed ticks can better survive cold, potentially aiding northward spread of tick-borne disease. Education & Gardening: SDSU Extension launches a free “South Dakota’s Greatest Gardens” contest for adults, plus SDSU honors standout women’s golf scholars.
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