AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBehavioral Health Overhaul Under Fire: AbleChild says Montana’s $300M behavioral health “mend” plan handed redesign work to Alvarez & Marsal, a firm with China-linked ties, and points to a 13-year-old’s traumatic brain injury at Provo Canyon School as a sign the promised fix missed the mark. Rural Vet Shortage: Montana lawmakers are reworking a 2025 proposal to address critical rural veterinarian shortages, citing how far ranchers must travel for care. Food & Health in Schools: Montana Team Nutrition and partners will host “Montana Food for Montana Schools” events in Great Falls (Sept. 28) and Missoula (Oct. 25) to connect local producers with K-12 nutrition programs. Public Health & Safety: RiverStone Health investigated ongoing mouse concerns at Billings’ West End Target, with inspection records documenting rodent activity and entry-point gaps. Drinking Water Funding: EPA announced $1.6M in grants for drinking water upgrades in Montana and other states, including PFAS and lead-related improvements. Care Workforce: Northern Montana Health Care Foundation offers nursing scholarships up to $7,500/year for up to two years with a work commitment after graduation. Wildlife & Infrastructure: EPA also highlighted broader health-adjacent infrastructure efforts, while separate coverage notes wildlife crossings helping reduce roadkill.
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