AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Security: A suspicious package sent to Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen’s Montgomery office was tested and found to contain no hazardous material. The FBI is investigating as election offices in multiple states report suspicious mail. State Projects: Alabama is withholding $14.2 million from contractor Caddell Construction after the Governor Kay Ivey Correctional Complex missed its completion deadline; the Elmore County prison is more than 85% complete. Ivey also announced a $167 million contract to replace Tuscaloosa’s Woolsey Finnell Bridge. Schools: Alabama public schools are facing a record enrollment decline of about 12,000 students, raising concerns about jobs and more than $93 million in potential funding losses. On the Ballot: Voters will decide four constitutional amendments in November, including measures on school prayer, the pledge and national anthem. Weekend Sports: No. 6 Alabama visits No. 14 Tennessee on Saturday, looking to rebound from its loss to Georgia.
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