AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFlood Recovery: Hendersonville and state officials marked completion of a Lower Mud Creek floodplain restoration project aimed at reducing flood risk. In the White Oak River Basin, a new strategy sets out 95 priority actions, with 21 identified as early priorities. Coastal Resilience: North Carolina opened applications for the next phases of its Resilient Coastal Communities Program, offering support for local resilience projects. Wildlife: Biologists in North Carolina are raising hellbenders for release into the wild, helping restore populations after Hurricane Helene. Local Planning: Mooresville and Martin County have paused new data center projects, while Halifax County commissioners delayed a quarry rezoning vote. Water and Trails: Durham’s reservoirs were reported at 37% capacity, with lawn watering still banned; meanwhile, FENCE is working with NC DEQ to replace trail bridges.
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