AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCybersecurity & Utilities: Cape May-area water systems were hit again, with Woodbine and Cape May reporting hacks that forced manual operations after midnight but didn’t affect water quality. AI & Data Centers: Vineland’s DataOne AI center faces fresh zoning and approval challenges as residents question noise, water use, and emissions while the city reviews a revised expansion plan. Courts & Property: The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled municipalities don’t have to spell out the public purpose in condemnation authorizations, backing an eminent-domain move tied to a motel redevelopment. Public Health: Cyclospora linked to Taylor Farms de Mexico is now confirmed in 15 states; NJ wasn’t listed, but recalled lettuce sold in NJ between June 29 and July 16 should be discarded. Energy & Industry: Bristol Myers Squibb announced a $2.3B manufacturing campus in Houston, signaling continued biopharma investment momentum. Workplace/Legal: A proposed class claims NFI Industries unlawfully imposed a tobacco surcharge without required wellness-program alternatives. Local Environment: Maplewood students cut school drop-off idling from ~90% to under 11% through a student-led “Engine Zero” campaign.
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