AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTick-borne risk: Marshfield Clinic Research Institute’s citizen-science Tick Inventory found more than half of Wisconsin deer ticks carry Lyme-causing bacteria, a stark reminder to “fight the bite” as outdoor season ramps up. Brownfield cleanup: Cuba City won a $131,545 DNR Ready For Reuse grant to remove contaminated soil at a former assisted living site, clearing the way for new housing and commercial development. More brownfields: Rice Lake received DNR assessment support for the “Alcatraz” site, where soil and groundwater tests found pollutants including diesel-range organics, volatile compounds, PAHs, and lead. Heat safety: Gov. Tony Evers declared June 3 Heat Awareness Day, urging Wisconsinites to plan ahead for extreme heat and protect higher-risk groups. Wildlife on roads: The DNR says turtle nesting season is underway and asks drivers to slow down and report crossings to reduce turtle road mortality. Local governance & environment: Ozaukee County faces a $375,000 wetlands mitigation bill tied to Highway W work, even as the project restores more wetlands elsewhere. Outdoor access funding: Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative awarded $237,000 in Q1 2026 grants nationwide, supporting trail restoration and stewardship.
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