AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Safety Update: KDHE rescinded a “Do Not Drink” order for Qwik Fuel, LLC’s public water system in Thomas County after tests found no bacteriological contamination, but the agency is still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 elevated nitrates can’t be reduced that way—infants under six months are urged to avoid tap water entirely. Local Land Use & Waste: Great Bend is cracking down on illegal dumping at its compost site, warning that mattresses, tires, lumber, and other trash are driving extra hauling costs and could lead to changes. Community Health & Outdoors: HaysMed’s Center for Health Improvement is partnering on the $1.1 million Lifelong Vitality Project, aiming to build a free, ADA-accessible outdoor fitness and play space for all ages. Wildlife/Environment Education: The Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays is hosting “Under the Canopy,” a rainforest-themed exhibit featuring live animals and Spanish/English interpretation through fall. Agriculture Lawn Care: K-State Extension highlights that healthy turfgrass—mowing at the right height and watering deeply—can help homeowners prevent invasive weeds without constant chemical use.
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