AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoKing Cove Road Breakthrough: U.S. Army Corps approved a permit for a life-saving one-lane gravel connector between King Cove and Cold Bay through Izembek, clearing another federal hurdle after years of delays and sparking renewed debate over wildlife and subsistence impacts. Boeing Production Push: Boeing marked expanded 737 MAX “North Line” production in Everett with a gradual ramp-up plan, aiming to boost capacity as the company charts its comeback. Alaska Fraud Watch: Anchorage saw 12 scam reports in June, down from 18 in May, with online purchase scams driving the biggest losses. Mariculture Safety Training: Alaska Sea Grant and partners are rolling out new safety curricula for Alaska’s growing shellfish and seaweed farms, tailored to smaller crews and vessels. Etsy Fur Exemption: Dan Sullivan secured an Etsy policy exemption allowing Alaska Native artisans to keep selling certain fur products under the Indian Arts and Crafts Board rules. Local Business/Operations: EasyPark launched long-term parking at Anchorage’s 5th Avenue garage for vehicles and trailers, starting at $200 a month. Health Care Fraud: Alaska prosecutors charged 15 people and businesses with $1.8M+ in Medicaid fraud across multiple cases, including alleged improper billing by Anchorage assisted living operators.
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