AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMawar Oversight: Guam officials have yet to issue an after-action report on the storm or account fully for the $50 million recovery appropriation. Homeland Security says a report and improvement plan are due Oct. 19; GPA has received only about $700,000 of roughly $16 million in approved reimbursements. Power Costs: The utilities commission approved $32.5 million in credit lines for GPA to buy fuel, with repayment through power bills; the LEAC rate remains unchanged. Election Oversight: The Guam Election Commission must give Superior Court information by Wednesday in a dispute over access to board meetings. Early voting is underway, with Republican candidates recently discussing housing, jobs and the economy at a youth forum. Schools and Infrastructure: A bill would set faster deadlines for protests over the delayed Simon Sanchez High School project. GDOE received a clean audit opinion, but auditors flagged $9.3 million in questioned federal costs. Bavi Aid: FEMA is accepting assistance applications from Guam homeowners and renters affected by Super Typhoon Bavi; the deadline is Dec. 7. Military and Environment: The U.S. Supreme Court heard a challenge to Air Force plans for open detonations at Tarague Beach, a case with major implications for Guam’s environment and military activities.
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