AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Funding Watch: DPI estimates show about 60% of Wisconsin school districts will see lower state aid in 2026-27, with 92 districts projected to take the maximum 15% drop—shifting pressure toward property taxpayers even as overall K-12 aid stays flat at $5.58 billion. Energy & Growth: The state’s Public Service Commission draft forecasts Wisconsin peak power demand could jump more than 40% by 2032, driven largely by data center projects. Public Safety Funding: USDA Rural Development is awarding Lancaster $1.125 million to renovate its fire and EMS station, extending the facility’s life for decades. Politics on the Move: Vice President JD Vance is set to return to Milwaukee Wednesday for a stop at the 128th Air Refueling Wing. Health Alert: Tick bites are surging this year nationwide, with experts urging Wisconsinites to take prevention seriously as tick ranges expand. Environment & Farming: DNR approved a CAFO permit for Gilbert Farms’ Door County dairy expansion, requiring groundwater monitoring due to sensitive geology. Local Business: Scheele’s Market in Washington, D.C. got a reprieve—meanwhile, Wisconsin coverage also highlights traffic and infrastructure updates in Rice Lake.
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