AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMobile ID at DIA: Colorado’s myColorado app now supports a TSA-accepted “Mobile Driver License,” letting travelers scan a QR code at security instead of handing over a physical ID. Public Safety Tech Debate: Breckenridge says it won’t pause Flock Safety ALPR use, even as Summit County’s sheriff temporarily deactivated similar cameras and a community forum is set for Sept. 10. Education & Literacy: Summit School District reports broad gains in state testing, while a separate Colorado Springs story highlights a major “If You Give a Child a Book” push backed by AFCEA’s Rocky Mountain chapter. STEM Pathways: Garfield Re-2 expands career-connected learning with new exercise science and outdoor recreation leadership pathways. AI for Housing Permits: Cities are turning to AI to speed up housing applications by catching errors earlier, supported by new federal funding. Colorado Tech & Policy: Colorado’s AG sues a fintech company over alleged earned wage access lending violations. Global Tech/Travel: AirTripMaker expands US/Canada-to-India travel routes, including Denver. Grand Canyon Disaster: Flash flooding killed at least two and left dozens missing; officials warn more storms could worsen conditions.
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