AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoData Center Heat & Oversight: Tech giants’ AI buildout is raising alarms about “data heat island” effects and local impacts, while Mississippi’s Public Service Commissioner De’Keither Stamps says the state needs stronger oversight as investments surge. Southaven Noise Lawsuit: Residents near Memphis filed a class-action against xAI and SpaceX, alleging near-constant noise and vibrations from a Southaven power-and-data center operation that disrupt sleep, daily life, and property values. Murray Ordinance Delay: In Murray, a planning commission voted to keep working on a proposed data center ordinance after a public hearing, pushing revisions to a later meeting. Mississippi River Jobs at Risk: Mississippi river workers are reacting to a long-standing Jones Act waiver that could affect competition, training, and job security for U.S. crews. Mississippi Politics & Health: Hyde-Smith backed tougher penalties for “smash-and-grab” gun dealer thefts, while Mississippi Democrats warned lawmakers against restricting contraception access. Disaster Recovery: FEMA approved nearly $5 million for Mississippi recovery projects tied to Winter Storm Fern and a 2025 tornado outbreak. Local Business & Permits: Lumberton is moving toward allowing liquor sales inside city limits, and Greenwood is landing a new NPL Construction fabrication operation.
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