AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoData Centers & Local Control: Lexington and Louisville moved toward tighter rules on hyperscale data centers, with Lexington suspending approvals via a moratorium and Louisville releasing a draft ordinance—both amid concerns about utility costs and limited job creation. Kentucky Policy & Health: CMS rolled out Medicaid work requirements starting June 1, setting an 80-hour-per-month engagement rule for many adults, while Kentucky also tightened vets’ list timelines and expanded mental health access through the 988 lifeline. Energy & Transportation Costs: Gov. Andy Beshear extended a 10-cent gas tax cut for 33 local jurisdictions through June 30, while Hillview declined to extend—raising questions about road funding impacts. Tourism Economy: Kentucky hit a new tourism record in 2025, generating $14.6B in economic impact and supporting 96,993 jobs. Business & Jobs: EPIC’s Eric King was appointed to the National Petroleum Council, and Ford’s aluminum supplier Novelis restarted a hot mill after fires, helping stabilize F-Series production. Federal Aid: Kentucky received $19M for storm recovery, including Jeffersontown tornado damage, and Perry County could see up to $24M for airport and housing projects.
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