AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTariff Refunds Fight: Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden and Sen. Edward Markey say the Trump administration still hasn’t refunded more than $145 billion in unlawful tariffs, pressing CBP to pay small businesses what they’re owed. Market Access Pressure: Oregon and other investors want Nasdaq and FTSE Russell to slow changes that could make it easier for SpaceX to join major indexes—arguing passive funds could amplify volatility. Data Center Water Scrutiny: Amazon says its data centers used 2.5 billion gallons of water in 2025, reigniting debate over transparency and costs as Oregon communities weigh how to manage AI infrastructure impacts. Local Public Works & Housing: Clackamas County continues demolishing the old Oregon City courthouse for a planned mixed-use redevelopment, while multiple Oregon projects advance—from Fort Stevens’ restored guardhouse to new community facilities and affordable housing builds. Cybersecurity Governance: Eugene author Scott Alldridge argues breaches persist because governance and accountability failures, not just technology, keep letting incidents happen. State Contracting: Multnomah County is seeking bids for on-call fencing repair and installation, with submissions due July 16.
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