AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI Infrastructure & Local Power: Seattle’s neighbors are pushing back on data-center growth as Hamilton advances a proposed moratorium to study grid and environmental impacts, echoing wider concerns that AI buildouts are outpacing local planning. Housing & Permitting: King County approved a small sales-tax increase to fund road repairs, with most money flowing to unincorporated areas like Vashon—while elsewhere, builders are watching faster permitting models that could cut months-long approval delays. Earthquake Preparedness: Vancouver, B.C. is moving toward a building inventory to rate seismic risk, aiming to reduce damage from a likely major quake. Washington Economy: Washington’s average annual wage hit $99,810 in 2025, up nearly 5%, with gains led by professional services and finance/insurance. Local Business & Community: Next Brick is sponsoring the Children’s Business Foundation to expand youth entrepreneurship fairs across the Eastside. Sports & Local Interest: The Orioles open a series at T-Mobile Park against the Mariners, with pitching matchups featuring Brandon Young vs. Logan Gilbert.
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