AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNevada Energy & Utilities: NV Energy says more than $63 million in refunds for long-running billing overcharges will start going out in July, after a third-party audit required by the Public Utilities Commission is still underway; regulators found the utility misclassified some multi-family buildings as single-family homes, affecting 100,000+ customers. Local Infrastructure & Transit: The Nevada Transportation Authority posted multiple filings tied to towing tariff changes and a Waymo autonomous vehicle network permit in Clark County (including airports), with public protest/intervention deadlines in early-to-mid July. Construction & Public Works: Carson City is moving forward with a bid for exterior quad lighting at the Stewart Facility (bids due July 23). Data Centers & Power/Water Concerns: Clark County approved Switch’s expansion of its data center campus near Warm Springs Road and Edmond Street, but residents raised worries about water use, power demand, noise, and environmental impact. Weather: A severe thunderstorm warning hit parts of western Nevada near Dayton, with potential for quarter-sized hail and strong wind gusts. Mining/Water Use Notices: A Carson City trust filed to appropriate Lake Tahoe water for domestic use, with state engineer review dates running through July.
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