AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health & Water Safety: Jackson’s town water system tested clean two days in a row, and the EPA lifted the boil water advisory after E. coli was found in a Jackson Town well; Teton County Health Department kept operations open to process samples and advised residents on flushing cold lines, running dishwashers, and flushing hot water tanks. Mental Health Access: A new partnership between Chrysalis Health and Curaechoice aims to reduce cost and access barriers for mental health care. Medicaid Administration: A new 50-state Medicaid “report card” finds big gaps in fiscal and administrative readiness, with Wyoming scoring at the top end on fiscal performance—an issue that can shape how benefits advisers help patients. Wildlife & Community Health: Wyoming Game and Fish honored James and Jen Sewell as 2026 Landowners of the Year for habitat and conservation work tied to sage-grouse and big-game ranges. Environmental Health Risk: Scientists warn that a Yellowstone supereruption could cause long-lasting food and health system disruptions far beyond Wyoming. Policy & Health Education: Wyoming is among states receiving an “F” on sex education policy from a national group, highlighting ongoing debate over what students learn.
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