AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFederal wildfire response: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service mourns federal wildlife officer David Taylor, 38, believed to have died while helping residents evacuate during Oklahoma’s Railroad South Fire in Comanche County. Public safety leadership: Beggs is searching for a new police chief after its interim chief resigned, with the city administrator pointing to turnover and tension with the fire department and leaning on the Oklahoma AG’s office for temporary help. Energy infrastructure: DOE halted a proposed Tribal Energy Access Corridor that would have helped reservations in the northern Plains access transmission capacity, ending a key path to federal support for grid projects. Media & politics: President Trump escalated his fight with NBC’s Kristen Welker, threatening FCC “rebuke or punishment” after she described his endorsement record as having “mixed results.” Oklahoma health spending (Medicaid): New local Medicaid billing snapshots show sharp category swings—Konawa’s “Procedures/Professional Services” up 4.6% (to $26,917), Elk City’s non-oral drug administration up 83.7% (to $3,860), and Broken Arrow’s DME category up 111.1% (to $7,438).
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