AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAutonomous Mobility: Federal regulators cleared Amazon’s Zoox robotaxis to start charging riders, moving Michigan-relevant tech one step closer to vehicles operating without steering wheels and potentially even brake pedals. Local Infrastructure: Stevens Point approved right-of-way plats and temporary easements for a Business 51 reconstruction segment, a reminder that roadwork timelines hinge on municipal approvals. Workforce & Training: West Bloomfield Fire is using a state EMS workforce grant to fund tuition for 131 EMT/paramedic students at Oakland Community College, targeting southeast Michigan’s staffing crunch. Construction & Housing: Detroit’s I-75 Cap project is set to take next steps after a study, keeping attention on how major corridors reshape development. Energy & Industry: Michigan’s data-center build-out continues to draw scrutiny over grid and water impacts, with candidates and advocates pushing competing rules. Public Health: Michigan’s cyclospora outbreak keeps climbing past 10,000 cases, with supply-chain fragility and restaurant impacts still in focus. Business Moves: Paramount Roofing added David Mikho as a Metro Detroit sales rep, while Martell Electric named Kevin Wildfong president.
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