Guam Government & Courts: The Guam Legislature recessed its special session on Section 30 bills until Monday after debating four $20M-plus proposals, including funding for GMH electronic health records, power bill credits, GDOE facility fixes, and a Simon Sanchez modernization fund. Senators also advanced a bill letting the Barrigada Mayor’s Office enter concession agreements for Tiyan/Lot Naval Air Station Agana 19 sports and recreation use, with Interior review required. In court, a criminal sexual conduct case against Joseph Mantanona Jr. was dismissed without prejudice, while a federal judge denied reconsideration in a Guam police brutality summary-judgment fight. Public Safety & Health: Guam marked National Deaf Awareness Month with a proclamation ceremony at the Governor’s Complex, highlighting American Sign Language access. Military & Federal Policy: A Navy commander said Marines will come to Guam, with sourcing tied to Washington and Tokyo, as the Pentagon also cut Patriot Express service to Japan due to lower demand. Economy & Benefits: SNAP benefit increases take effect Oct. 1 for Guam and most states. Infrastructure & Oversight: CLTC reallocated $9.4M to GPA for Land Trust infrastructure work, while an audit flagged delinquent commercial lease receivables and control gaps at CLTC. Law Enforcement: A former Guam airport employee and his wife face federal trial Oct. 20 over nearly 10 pounds of meth alleged to have been shipped through FedEx. Weather: Tropical Depression 26W strengthened east of the Marianas, triggering tropical storm watches for the Northern Islands and Tropical Storm Condition III for Saipan and Tinian.