AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCredit Union Merger: Numerica and Oregon-based SELCO plan to combine by 2028, creating a credit union with nearly $8 billion in assets and about 325,000 members. The deal requires regulatory approval and a member vote; the combined institution would keep the Numerica name and operate 38 branches. Idaho Manufacturing: Burley-based Yankum Ropes is preparing to ramp up production at its new 25,000-square-foot facility, expanding a business that makes recovery ropes for vehicles and heavy equipment. Micron’s Community Investment: Micron pledged more than $67 million for Idaho transit, affordable housing and children’s savings accounts, including $11.6 million for Valley Regional Transit and $10.5 million for housing projects. Rural Health Funding: Idaho has allocated nearly $186 million in federal funding for rural health programs, including telehealth, facility upgrades and behavioral and maternal health services. Data Center Plans: Mountain Home adopted an emergency moratorium on data center projects after residents raised concerns, putting a pause on proposals as the city weighs its rules.
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