AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMangilao Hospital Legal Fight: A federal judge dismissed AG Douglas Moylan’s lawsuit challenging Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s Mangilao medical complex, saying the case should be handled in Superior Court; Moylan says he’ll appeal. Childcare Funding Clash: Guam lawmakers and the governor’s office continue to spar over childcare subsidies, with a special session recess tied to other funding issues while critics say the Legislature already has the needed figure. Public Safety Tech: Guam Police body-worn cameras are set to restart immediately once lawmakers approve the long-delayed rules and regulations. Workforce Dollars: Guam won a $600K federal grant to expand registered apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship pipelines. Power Grid Resilience: GPA says typhoon recovery is now measured in days, not months, as it highlights grid hardening and restoration improvements. Internet Expansion: New BEAD agreements with GTA and IT&E begin construction to bring reliable high-speed service to about 1,340 homes and 175 community sites. Military & Guam Readiness: A Guam industry forum heard complaints that DoD construction moves too slowly, even as Guam’s “tip of the spear” role drives billions in spending. Community & Culture: Guam hosts the Oceania Volleyball Championships Aug. 3-9, and the Guam Museum will hold a virtual input session on a proposed Asian Pacific American history museum.
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