AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTech and Investment: Boulder-based Mesa Quantum celebrated the opening of its new headquarters, while Boom Supersonic is expanding manufacturing operations in Centennial. Denver-based Leprino also completed a $35 million protein-production expansion. Infrastructure: A broadband company is asking a Colorado judge to reverse the state’s decision to revoke more than $103 million in grants. Separately, a nine-state study projects long-term economic gains from the Ports-to-Plains highway corridor, which includes Colorado. Data Centers: Aurora’s council again rejected a proposed pause on new data center applications, leaving residents’ concerns over power use and proximity to neighborhoods unresolved. Conservation Funding: Colorado voters are weighing Proposition 137, which would direct existing sporting-goods sales tax revenue to conservation, wildfire mitigation and outdoor recreation. Supporters cite rising fire-recovery costs; opponents question oversight.
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