AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLand and Militarization: More than 200 people joined a walk at Ritidian opposing a proposed live-fire range above Guam’s main aquifer and calling for land to be returned to its original owners. College Leadership: Guam Community College trustees aim to form a committee within two weeks to help choose the next president, with faculty, staff and community members represented. Trash Rules: A Nov. 20 hearing will consider mandatory garbage-service rules, including a proposed $50 monthly penalty for property owners who don’t subscribe. Deep-Sea Exploration: NOAA will take public comment Tuesday on a company’s application to explore seabed between Guam and Wake Island; exploration would not authorize commercial mining. Federal Grants: FEMA lifted a drawdown hold on nearly $985,000 in emergency-management funds, allowing Guam to seek reimbursement for eligible costs. Port Operations: Guam’s port handled 91,537 containers in fiscal 2026, its highest total since 2017, while revenue rose 17.5% from the prior year.
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