AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Health Alert (Nitrates): KDHE rescinded a Do Not Drink Order for Qwik Fuel, LLC’s public water system in Thomas County after tests found no bacteriological contamination, but the agency is still warning residents not to boil because nitrates can’t be reduced that way—infants under six months are told not to drink tap water. Wildlife & Education: The Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays is hosting “Under the Canopy,” a rain-forest themed exhibit with live animals from Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo through fall. Invasive Weeds (Home Lawns): Kansas State University extension guidance says homeowners can prevent invasive weeds by keeping turfgrass strong—mow at the right height, avoid scalping, water deeply but less often, and fix common lawn care mistakes. Outdoor Health (Ticks): Barton County health officials urge tick prevention as warmer weather boosts risk—use repellent, treat clothing, avoid brushy areas, and check people and pets after time outdoors. Community & Land Use: A Unified Government committee in KCK paused a land bank plan tied to soil testing concerns at a historic site, while approving other land bank transfers and development steps. Local Water Safety (Body Recovered): Authorities investigated after a body was recovered from Perry Lake near the Slough Creek Boat Ramp; no apparent foul play was reported.
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