AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSchool Finance Pressure: North Dakota districts are feeling diesel’s squeeze as administrators consolidate bus routes and cut extras to keep yellow buses running, with one Garrison superintendent saying they may have to skip classroom equipment purchases. Federal Funding Risk: Changes to the FCC’s E-Rate system could reduce support for North Dakota schools and libraries, potentially forcing local governments to cover discounted internet and hardware costs. Energy & Prices at the Pump: GasBuddy reports show regular gas as low as $4.09 in McLean County (week ending Sept. 19), while diesel remains elevated—Eddy County’s lowest midgrade hit $4.67 and Benson County’s lowest diesel was $6.09. Agriculture Policy: Sen. John Hoeven outlined Farm Bill 2.0 moves for livestock producers, including updates to prairie dog limits and improvements to disaster and indemnity programs. State Oversight: A legislative audit committee urged lawmakers to shut down the North Dakota Development Fund and send audit findings to the attorney general for investigation. Housing Snapshot: Zillow data finds Oliver County’s typical home value at $267,650 (+11.9% year over year) and Stark County at $321,830 (+2.6%).
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