AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRunning Start Cuts: Washington’s budget squeeze is trimming tuition-free college credits for high schoolers in the Running Start program, with the summer term expected to take the biggest hit for students who already burn through their limited credits. AI Readiness: A new TDWI report says organizations are making progress on agentic AI, but too many are overconfident and not ready to run it at scale—highlighting gaps in governance, skills, and operational capability. Local Infrastructure: WSDOT is kicking off three roundabout projects along SR 510, 507, and 702 near the Pierce/Thurston line, bringing lane reductions and shifted traffic through late fall. Community & Environment: West Seattle students still got their spring salmon release—just in a modified way—while Yakima is preparing for a major ag robotics event this fall and a new Yakima Valley ag-pollution documentary is already drawing pushback from farming groups. Public Safety & Governance: Tenino dissolved its police department, shifting policing to the Thurston County Sheriff’s Office under a short-term contract.
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