AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUtility Costs: Oklahoma regulators approved a 3.55% permanent rate increase for PSO customers, replacing a temporary $11 monthly residential charge. The new rate starts in December; residential customers won’t get refunds for interim payments. Disaster Aid: The SBA is offering low-interest loans to eligible small businesses and nonprofits in Adair and Sequoyah counties after May hail damage. Retail Expansion: In-N-Out is exploring Oklahoma, Arkansas and Mississippi as it expands eastward, but has not announced locations. City Growth: Oklahoma City is preparing for a projected population of 1 million by 2055, including a need for 11,000 homes over the next decade and major investment in rental housing. Agriculture: USDA awarded $2.6 million to 10 Oklahoma meat processors, supporting the state’s food-processing capacity.
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