AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMental Health & Access: Gov. Josh Shapiro and DHS Sec. Val Arkoosh highlighted new 2026-27 funding for Pennsylvania’s crisis response, including $10 million for 988 and $5 million for walk-in behavioral health crisis stabilization centers. Outdoors & Wildlife: With record heat and low water, wildlife officials are restricting fishing hours in parts of the U.S. West to protect trout and other fish—an early warning for anglers planning summer trips. Invasive Species Watch: Spotted lanternflies are pushing into more communities, and experts say residents should keep an eye out as nymphs mature—especially around grapes and peach trees. Local History for Visitors: Nay Aug Park’s historic Brooks Mine in Scranton is offering free Saturday tours through October, with volunteers bringing anthracite mining history to life. Family-Friendly Camps: Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania unveiled major 2026 renovations at Camp Mountain House, including a new Girl Adventure Place lodge for year-round programming. Airport Comfort Upgrade: Pittsburgh International Airport opened a new pre-security outdoor terrace designed to bring fresh air and regional design into the travel experience. Pennsylvania Archery Season: Keystone State is gearing up for its 75th statewide archery season, with tips on choosing the right bow and matching arrows or bolts. Weekend Planning: The Pennsylvania outdoors calendar for Aug. 2-4 lists hikes, yoga at Governor Dick, and trap-shoot events.
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