AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrash Rules: Guam Solid Waste’s draft rules would impose a $50 monthly penalty on households that fail to sign up for mandatory collection. A consultant recommends cutting the current $38 monthly rate to $20, but any rate change still needs Public Utilities Commission approval. Government Transition: Governor-elect Tony Ada and Lt. Gov.-elect E.J. Calvo have named chairs for nine transition subcommittees to review agency operations and prepare their agenda. Attorney general-elect Phillip Tydingco has also appointed a team to review the office before he takes over Jan. 4. New Laws: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed or allowed 16 bills to become law, including measures doubling juror pay to $60 a day and establishing sports facilities; she vetoed four others, including a bill to let GDOE set educator pay. Birthright Citizenship: A Republican senator has introduced a bill to restrict birthright citizenship in U.S. territories, despite a Supreme Court ruling upholding the constitutional guarantee and a federal court temporarily blocking President Trump’s directive.
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