AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSurveillance Oversight: West Virginia lawmakers gave Flock Safety until Friday to answer questions about its license-plate camera network, warning they may use subpoenas as they shape safeguards for next year. Election Access: A new law lets eligible 16- and 17-year-olds work at polling places for $250 to $300, with approval from a parent and school principal; counties are still seeking backup poll workers. Agriculture Investment: West Virginia State University received a $26.5 million federal grant for a new agriculture complex, adding to a previously announced $50 million state investment. Disaster Recovery: Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced additional federal aid, with three more counties now eligible for individual assistance. Energy & Utilities: The Public Service Commission is seeking to preserve traditional landline service as providers move away from copper networks; testimony is also building ahead of a hearing on the proposed MidAtlantic Resiliency Link power line. Road Safety: A statewide seat-belt enforcement campaign runs Oct. 9-31, alongside a regional effort to reduce holiday-weekend crashes.
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