AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSNAP Fight in Federal Court: A judge permanently blocked Trump administration SNAP penalties and struck down guidance that would have restricted benefits for some lawful permanent residents, siding with a coalition of 21 states and D.C. Oregon Labor & Higher Ed: SEIU 503 voted to strike Oregon public universities if classified staff don’t get “fair offers,” with a Sept. 28 start date that could disrupt dining, offices, and janitorial services. Housing Access via Appeals Court: Oregon’s Court of Appeals cleared the way for more conversions of existing buildings into affordable housing, a win for developers facing prevailing-wage rules. Corrections Policy: The 9th Circuit reversed class certification for transgender incarcerated people, finding plaintiffs didn’t show common, systemwide targeting by the Oregon Department of Corrections. Public Safety & Surveillance: Klamath Falls City Council faces growing backlash over Flock Safety license plate readers, with residents raising concerns about surveillance data storage and access. State Transportation Funding Gap: A national study says Oregon has one of the biggest gaps between road/bridge maintenance needs and what the state plans to spend.
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