AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchool Rebuild: Guam is closer to demolishing the old Simon Sanchez High School after GDOE accepted revised contract terms; DPW plans separate bids for demolition and construction. Housing Accountability: A Section 8 recipient is suing GHURA, alleging the agency improperly used confidential juvenile records to terminate her assistance and may have entered household information into an AI tool. Election Fallout: Ada-Calvo’s incoming administration faces residents’ demands for change after a gubernatorial election with just 53% turnout, the lowest for a Guam general election. Seabed Mining: A Senate bill could make approvals for a planned lease sale near Guam harder for future administrations to reverse; the Marianas sale is set for Dec. 16, with the closest area about 47 miles away. Population Outlook: Census projections show Guam’s population could fall 38% by 2100, driven by declining birth rates and outmigration, renewing calls for territories to have more say over their future.
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