AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTransit & Housing: Sound Transit will hold an in-person real property drop-in session Oct. 6 in West Seattle for tenants and owners potentially affected by expansion projects, with staff offering one-on-one consultations and relocation assistance info. Health Care: A federal judge blocked a Medicaid cutoff for more than 800 Washington immigrants on SSI, while about 10,000 others lost coverage as new federal rules took effect. Elections & Civic Rules: Ballots for Washington’s general election will go out Oct. 16, and Edmonds reminded residents about campaign sign placement rules in public rights-of-way. Public Safety & Environment: Washington DNR plans a controlled burn near Yakima covering 900+ acres starting Oct. 5, and a Puyallup elementary school is dealing with repeated bat sightings as crews work to seal entry points. Local Economy: King County’s second property tax payment is due Nov. 2, with online payment options highlighted. Business/Jobs: Shield AI says it’s building out the X-BAT program with production in Washington, flight testing and sustainment in Kansas, and prototyping in Texas.
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