AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIn-Home Care Growth: SYNERGY HomeCare (Tempe) says it expanded to 626 territories after adding 101 in 2025, plus 33 more in the first half of 2026—cementing its spot as a top non-medical homecare franchise. Retirement Math for Health Budgets: A new look at “tax-friendly” states for retirees warns that “no income tax” can hide bigger costs like property taxes and sales tax. Emergency Preparedness That Works: An 88-year-old driver and his dog were rescued in Yavapai County after using an SOS text feature when storms left their car stuck in mud—no cell service needed. Public Safety Tech Backlash: Tempe paused data sharing from its Flock license plate reader cameras amid privacy concerns and reported misuse by local agencies. Arizona Flood Survival: A 20-year-old cyclist was revived with CPR after being swept underwater while crossing a flooded Tucson bridge. Health Workforce Pressure: Arizona public schools are losing teachers at about twice the national rate, with pay gaps and burnout driving departures. Local EMS Training: Agua Fria schools approved a fire/EMS career program with ride-alongs and credential pathways through 2027. Community Health Support for Pets: Dignity Health awarded $30,000 to expand pet services for people experiencing homelessness in Chandler and Mesa.
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