AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFlock camera backlash: Milwaukee County Supervisor Justin Bielinski urged the Sheriff’s Office to immediately disable its Flock surveillance network on county property and end the contract, as more Wisconsin communities pause or drop Flock over data access and transparency concerns. Public safety & local governance: Milwaukee leaders moved to repeal a blocked 10 p.m. Water Street food truck curfew after a judge stopped it from taking effect, with officials pointing to understaffed police as the real issue. Energy development: Invenergy proposed two natural gas power plants in Brillion—Forest Junction and Union Depot—aiming to boost reliability and create construction and tax revenue. Workforce & education funding: Wisconsin’s technical college system is seeking $168M in the next budget to address workforce shortages and long training waitlists. Economy & community impact: Green Bay businesses are preparing for Notre Dame vs. Wisconsin at Lambeau, with projected $15M-$20M economic impact for Brown County. Courts & consumer protection: Criminal charges were filed against former Sun Badger Solar owners in Waukesha County tied to alleged theft by contractor after customers reported paying for panels that weren’t installed.
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