AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTyphoon Bavi Aftermath: Guam’s utilities are still in recovery mode after the storm’s hit—GPA says 87% of distribution feeders are back online (as of 10 a.m. Saturday), while GWA reports about 3,191 customers without water service and urges strict conservation as pressure returns unevenly across villages. Legislative Budget Fight: Two senators tried to adjust the business privilege tax in the FY2027 budget bill, but the proposals failed—local business leaders warned a higher BPT would hurt already-struggling employers. Schools Funding Crunch: Budget officials told lawmakers there’s “not a penny” in the FY2027 bill for rebuilding Simon Sanchez High School, leaving repairs delayed. Federal Services in the Villages: Del. James Moylan’s Congressional Mobile Office moved to Yigo Gym with regular weekday hours for help with veterans’ benefits, Social Security, immigration, passports, and other federal casework. Public Assistance: The Department of Public Health & Social Services announced Summer EBT 2026 will load $180 per eligible child, with card pickup and help at Micronesia Mall. Defense & Deterrence Signals: China’s submarine-launched missile test in the Pacific drew condemnation from Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and the U.S., adding to regional security pressure.
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