AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAG Hiring Dispute: Attorney General Douglas Moylan has joined the Legislature’s arguments over whether the Guam Supreme Court can hear Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s challenge to hiring rules for the AG’s office. The court has yet to decide Moylan’s motion to dismiss. Federal Funding: Leon Guerrero is awaiting a federal response to her $5.1 billion request to offset the military buildup’s effects on Guam’s hospital, infrastructure, utilities and housing. School Oversight: GDOE received a clean opinion on its 2025 financial statements, but auditors flagged weaknesses and $9.3 million in questioned costs; the department remains a high-risk federal grantee. Retirement Fund: The fund’s net position grew to $3.1 billion, while the defined-benefit plan’s unfunded liability rose to $1.34 billion. Military and Environment: The U.S. Supreme Court heard Guam’s challenge to Air Force munitions detonations at Tarague Beach, which opponents say threaten the aquifer and wildlife. A ruling is expected by next summer. Typhoon Recovery: A major disaster declaration makes federal assistance available to eligible households and helps fund repairs to damaged public facilities.
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