AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTick season update: Scientists warn fall brings a second surge in tick activity, with deer ticks driving most Wisconsin tick-borne illness; Lyme cases hit a record 2025 high, and ER visits show another October bump. Fishing rules for recovery: The Wisconsin DNR adopted faster “special bag and size limits” for walleye on lakes where natural reproduction has dropped, including a one-fish-a-day limit, an 18-inch minimum, and a ban on keeping fish between 22 and 28 inches. Local environment leadership: Monona-based First Supply won a Wisconsin Business Friend of the Environment Award for an energy-focused distribution center with a large rooftop solar array. Water & weather watch: Southeast Wisconsin stays in the 60s with mostly dry weekend conditions, but rain and wind are expected late Tuesday into Wednesday. Mosquito control beyond Wisconsin: San Diego County plans early-morning ultra-low volume pesticide spraying in Coronado after elevated mosquito activity and West Nile virus cases. Community impacts: Milwaukee County redirected $2.5 million in affordable housing funds after a Franklin project stalled, shifting support to other county housing efforts.
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