AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater & Infrastructure: Marin Municipal Water District approved a $2.65M partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to advance a drought-resiliency “atmospheric river capture” pipeline, including an 18,000-foot design scope and steps needed to unlock federal WRDA funding. Emergency Preparedness: Pasadena will seek an extra $77,250 in state money to expand Urban Search and Rescue training, boosting a reimbursement agreement to $324,450 through June 30, 2028 for a regional task force. Local Business & Retail: Pasadena’s Pavilions supermarket at 845 E. California Blvd. will close Sept. 5, citing locations not meeting financial expectations, with about 55 employees offered transfers within 25 miles. Industry & Trade Risk: U.S.-Iran tensions escalated again in the Strait of Hormuz, with tanker reroutes and a sharp drop in crossings after the U.S. revoked the license covering Iranian oil sales. Design & Services: San Marino-based Peltier Interiors highlighted how supply-chain delays reshaped renovation timelines and why it favors practical soapstone countertops.
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