AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSeattle Data Centers: Despite a city moratorium after backlash, Seattle is still moving forward on “large” data-center projects that filed permits before the ban—potentially adding nearly 100 megawatts of peak demand. Elections Logistics: Washington general-election ballots are set to go out next week, with voting running from Oct. 16 to Nov. 3 and drop boxes open for early returns. AI Regulation: A Washington AI task force’s final report urges the Legislature to act next session to rein in cyber risks as AI systems increasingly automate attacks. Healthcare Accountability: Providence and MultiCare reached $155.5 million settlements in class actions tied to alleged unnecessary spine surgeries. Labor & Courts: A federal discrimination suit targets Fred Meyer in Vancouver over alleged treatment of pregnant employees. Immigration & Licensing: Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi and Adam Smith introduced bills to help internationally trained healthcare workers clear licensing barriers. Public Safety/Local Politics: Seattle’s police union disputed claims about former Chief Shon Barnes, saying issues stayed with command staff.
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