AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStorm Impacts: Isaias weakened to a post-tropical cyclone over Alabama, but its remnants are bringing rain and gusty winds into Tennessee. Middle Tennessee faced a flood watch and wind advisory, with flooding, downed trees and outages possible. Water Quality: Chattanooga stopped a sewage overflow into South Chickamauga Creek, but the nearby greenway remains closed pending water tests; permanent repairs are underway. Wildfire Prevention: Free burn permits will be required statewide from Oct. 15 for burning leaves, debris or conducting prescribed burns. More than 90% of Tennessee wildfires are caused by people, state forestry officials say. Wildlife Management: TWRA is beginning a public process to shape a new trout management plan. Data Center Debate: Memphis advanced data-center zoning standards, while Shelby County commissioners consider a moratorium after protests over proposed projects.
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