AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMosquito-borne illness surge: West Nile virus is hitting earlier and harder than in 20+ years, with CDC reporting at least 48 cases across 23 states (many neuroinvasive) and urging mosquito precautions. Extreme heat safety: A new heat dome could push parts of the Dakotas into triple digits; Rapid City is urging seniors to use cooling options like the Minneluzahan Senior and Community Center and to hydrate and check on neighbors. Toxic algae warning: Warmer weather is raising the risk of harmful cyanobacteria blooms in South Dakota waters; officials say “when in doubt, stay out,” report suspected blooms, and seek care if symptoms show up. Backyard hens basics: Rapid City approved an ordinance allowing up to six hens, and new owners can attend free/low-cost classes on coop setup, feeding, and hen health. Local health access: Natural Grocers plans a second Rapid City location with an on-site Nutritional Health Coach. Animal health alert: Minnesota is warning pet owners about canine brucellosis linked to imported dogs, noting the disease can spread to people and requires strict containment. Workforce housing for care: A Hot Springs hospital is investing in affordable housing near the campus to help address local staffing shortages.
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