AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRight to Repair: The FTC and five states, including Wisconsin, reached a settlement with John Deere that requires broader access to diagnostic tools and repair resources for farmers and independent shops for at least 10 years, ending Deere’s push to route repairs through dealers. Local Roads Funding: Gov. Evers and WisDOT released more than $180 million in third-quarter payments for local road improvements, part of the 2025-27 budget. School Aid Pressure: DPI estimates show nearly 60% of Wisconsin districts will see lower general aid next year, with many Waukesha County districts down as much as 15%. Small-Business Capital: The Greater Milwaukee Foundation opened applications for 2026 ThriveOn loans, offering up to $50,000 at 3% interest to help neighborhood businesses expand. Economic Development Jobs: IEWC held a ribbon-cutting in New Berlin for an expanded control panel operation, adding 120+ jobs since January and still hiring. Public Safety Spending: Washington County approved funding for Anti-Crime Plan C, including a dedicated narcotics prosecutor and courthouse security staffing. Elections & Voting Rules: The Wisconsin Elections Commission discussed how betting on election outcomes in prediction markets could jeopardize voting eligibility. Bucks After Giannis: Bucks GM Jon Horst said the team isn’t claiming it’s better after trading Giannis Antetokounmpo, but framed the move as best for both sides.
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