AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFederal Relief: Guam residents whose homes were damaged by Typhoon Bavi have until Dec. 7 to apply for federal assistance; businesses can seek SBA disaster loans through July 7, 2027. Congressional Update: Del. James Moylan is set to address Congress on Friday, highlighting priorities including infrastructure, military buildup, health care and veterans’ issues. Attorney General Race: Phillip Tydingco led a Guam Bar Association survey of five candidates, receiving 64% to 80% of responses across four job-related questions; the association stressed it is not endorsing anyone. Governor’s Race: In a health care debate, Therese Terlaje and Tony Ada discussed economic growth and rejected casino gambling as their preferred path, pointing instead to other industries. Military Oversight: Sen. Telo Taitague doubts military commanders will attend Monday’s public briefing on the buildup, despite her invitation. Utility Rates: Tinian residents challenged CUC’s proposed rate hikes, citing bills that have already surged far beyond the utility’s average-household estimates.
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