AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoState Economic Policy: Michigan’s next governor is facing fresh pressure to reform how the state funds economic development incentives, with critics arguing the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s approach needs an overhaul. Flood Recovery & Small Business: Gov. Gretchen Whitmer asked the U.S. Small Business Administration to issue low-interest disaster loans for businesses, residents and nonprofits after April storms and flooding, while Michigan still awaits a FEMA decision. Housing Market Regulation: A Karl Bohnak-backed bill passed the Michigan House to curb large institutional investors from buying single-family homes, aiming to protect homeownership for working families. Local Water Accountability: Greenville residents are questioning a “violation: yes” line in the city’s drinking water report; the city points to state-required reporting language and a prior EGLE Level 1 assessment tied to coliform testing. Brownfield Redevelopment: EGLE awarded nearly $3.6 million in Brownfield Redevelopment Grants across five projects expected to create jobs and add hundreds of housing units, including major affordable housing in Ann Arbor. Business Growth: Sage Miller Marketing & Communications relocated its headquarters to Escanaba, signaling continued Upper Peninsula business momentum. Sports With Michigan Business Ties: The Detroit Pistons acquired sharpshooter Isaiah Joe from Oklahoma City for two future second-round picks, while the Red Wings traded goalie Sebastian Cossa to Utah and drafted Michigan winger J.P. Hurlbert.
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