AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife & Public Health: Idaho Fish and Game is investigating a Sept. 22 raccoon attack in a Pocatello cul-de-sac that left an 86-year-old man and a helper scratched and bitten; the raccoon was euthanized and tested negative for rabies, while officials note a recent pattern of raccoons acting lethargic or sick in daylight. Wildlife Violations: Fish and Game is also seeking tips after a bull elk was unlawfully killed and left to waste in Bingham County, with the animal shot from a road during an archery-only period. Boise River & Water Safety: DEQ lifted a boil-water advisory for private well owners around Big Springs Avenue in Island Park after E. coli levels no longer showed area-wide contamination, though individual wells may still be affected. Invasive Species Watch: Idaho’s Invasive Species of Idaho program launched a form to track Treasure Valley rat sightings, aiming to map roof rat and Norway rat spread. Local Sustainability: Boise State’s “Green Games” is training students to sort recyclables at home football games, and the university is seeking proposals for possible east-side redevelopment at Albertsons Stadium.
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