AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedicaid Coverage: Gov. Tina Kotek and other governors asked HHS for more time to implement new Medicaid requirements, warning Oregon families could face coverage disruptions starting Jan. 1. Behavioral Health Capacity: A Marion County grand jury found Oregon State Hospital lacks capacity to safely care for people in custody, citing concerns about patient safety, staffing and leadership. Public Safety in Lane County: Oregon Community Credit Union funded AEDs for Oregon State Police patrol cars, aiming to speed CPR help in rural areas. UO Campus Safety: The University of Oregon reported five sexual assaults on or near campus in the past week; police say they’re not believed connected and offered support resources plus free rides and escorts. Cybersecurity/Privacy: McMinnville missed a legal deadline to disclose its data breach and still won’t explain the delay. Environment & Health: Oregon AG Dan Rayfield sued the Trump administration over EPA’s rollback of greenhouse gas limits for major power plants, arguing it will worsen heat, storms, flooding and wildfire smoke. Community Calendar: Hispanic Heritage Community Fair is set for Oct. 6 in Salem, with food, music and local vendors. Business Watch: Bank of America says Walmart’s price rollbacks peaked and could slow, as rising oil and diesel push costs higher.
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