AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTransition: Gov.-elect Tony Ada and Lt. Gov.-elect E.J. Calvo named chairs for nine committees reviewing government operations, from budgets and infrastructure to education and public safety. The pair say they’ll work with the Democratic-led Congress but have yet to name specific federal requests or funding priorities. Justice Department: Attorney general-elect Phillip Tydingco appointed a seven-member team to review the office’s cases, staffing and operations ahead of his Jan. 4 inauguration. New laws: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed or allowed 16 bills to become law, including measures doubling juror pay to $60 a day and creating sports facilities; she vetoed four, including a bill giving GDOE authority to set educator pay. Seabed mining: Prutehi Guåhan will host a public film screening and discussion as federal seabed lease sales near Guam approach, citing concerns about health, safety and international law. Simon Sanchez: GDOE accepted revised contract terms for the high school demolition package, moving the project closer to bidding as construction procurement proceeds separately.
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