AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoHigher Education: Washington State University will delay fraternity and sorority recruitment for first-year students until spring, part of a new initiative to connect newcomers with campus life and improve retention. Police Transparency: Walla Walla County agencies will encrypt police dispatch communications starting Oct. 30, ending public access to live scanner feeds. Officials say incident updates and dispatch audio requests will remain available. Island Connections: Pierce County ferry service to Anderson and Ketron islands has resumed after a three-day outage; crews sourced replacement parts from Canada. State Oversight: Gov. Bob Ferguson created a statewide fraud-prevention office and workgroup amid criticism over oversight of public programs. Prisons & Health: A King County jury awarded $52 million to 23 people who said state prison officials allowed a tuberculosis outbreak to spread. Separately, a second poultry flock in Kittitas County tested positive for bird flu; health officials say the risk to the public remains low.
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