AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedicaid Budget Crunch: Colorado’s Medicaid program is projected to overspend by $700M this year and more than $1B next year, driven by long-term care, behavioral health, and drug costs—raising pressure for cuts as the program consumes a growing share of the General Fund. AI Data Center Politics: Colorado Springs City Council voted 7-2 to delay its decision on the controversial Project Taurus AI data center until April 13, 2027 after a chaotic hearing and noise concerns. Tenant Screening Compliance: LeaseRunner argues that portable tenant screening report laws standardize formats, but the underlying data model still drives screening outcomes—an issue as more states regulate PTSRs. Healthcare Exec Move: Modivcare named Matt Williams chief corporate affairs officer, adding deep healthcare government affairs experience as it positions for growth. Auto Lending Settlement: Colorado’s AG joined a multistate $694M settlement with Credit Acceptance over predatory auto loans, including cash and debt relief plus stronger consumer protections. Local Business & Growth: Diamond Certified expands to Denver-area roofing contractors, offering a quality-rated marketplace for hail-prone homeowners. Cyber Scam Warning: Researchers say airline impersonation accounts on social media are accelerating, pushing victims into direct messages and stolen card details.
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