AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGuam Courts & Ethics: The Guam Supreme Court ordered former Judiciary ethics prosecutor Bruce Bradley off the Bar, after he resigned in 2018 while under an investigation tied to lawyer-misconduct complaints. Elections: With early voting set to start Oct. 8, the Guam Election Commission defended Attorney General Douglas Moylan’s ballot eligibility as a court challenge over his party affiliation moves forward. Legislature & Public Land: Senators debated bills that would let village mayors lease public land for sports facilities, including a Dededo football pitch plan and a Barrigada Tiyan complex proposal—alongside fights over public access. Health Care Funding: Lawmakers return Monday for a special session on Section 30 funding for GMHA’s new electronic health records system and a Blue Economy Innovation Center, with competing bills in play. Public Safety & Infrastructure: The Port Authority said it’s assessing all three gantry cranes after 100 mph winds knocked them offline; recovery is set to resume Sunday. Federal Funding & Borders: Rep. James Moylan announced about $1M for Customs to buy new X-ray and CCTV inspection equipment. SNAP Changes: SNAP benefit rules and benefit amounts changed this month, with Guam affected and states facing higher administrative costs. Military & Region: Taiwan received the first two new-build F-16 Block 70 jets from the U.S., underscoring intensifying regional security pressure.
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