AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoConservation Law Standoff: The government is still silent on a bill to amend the National Conservation Act, despite opposition MP Chris Saunders’ warning it could weaken the National Conservation Council and harm protections against invasive species. Public Safety & Health: RCIPS says it has commissioned an independent review into the investigation of toddler Alissady Powell’s death on Cayman Brac; separately, police reported a machete fight on Canal Point Drive where pepper spray was used to de-escalate. Mosquito Control: MRCU has started island-wide aerial larviciding across Grand Cayman, beginning in West Bay and moving east, with daytime low-altitude flights expected to last about a week. Travel/Tech: Apple is rolling out iCloud+ bundles that include Apple TV and Apple Arcade in over 100 countries, including the Cayman Islands. Local Notices: Customs reminds residents that vehicles with model years 2018+ are prohibited (with specific arrival cut-offs for 2019 vehicles). Sports Calendar: The McGrath Tonner Duathlon returns Sunday 18 October at the Yacht Club, with a 2-mile run–12-mile bike–2-mile run format. International Finance: Appleby says it secured a significant minority investment from New Mountain Capital via a newly established Cayman Islands company to support expansion and tech spending.
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