AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWildfire Safety: Oregon aviation and emergency officials are warning drone operators not to fly over or near active wildfires, saying unauthorized drones can force firefighting aircraft to ground and delay suppression; penalties include up to $75,000 in civil fines, up to 12 months in federal prison, confiscation, and permanent revocation. Fire Restrictions: BLM officials reiterated that burn bans and campfire limits remain in effect across Oregon and Washington through late September, urging hunters and other visitors to follow local closures. Public Records Fight in St. Helens: A judge-ordered public records dispute ended with the city settling and paying $81,000 in attorney fees to a mayoral candidate, underscoring how costly access fights can get. School Safety Staffing: In Oregon, the Village of Oregon Police Department says no school resource officer will be on campus at the start of the year due to unresolved agreement issues with the district. Gun Policy Impact: An OSU economist study finds Oregon’s Measure 114 prompted a surge in firearm-related background checks after the vote, driven largely by new buyers. Civic Engagement: Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read launched the Oregon Campus Voting Challenge to boost student turnout ahead of the 2026 election.
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