AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealth-Care Investment: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed a law directing nearly $20 million in excess revenue to Guam Memorial Hospital’s electronic records upgrade, alongside $21 million already budgeted for the project. Business Taxes: The business privilege tax fell to 4% on Oct. 1, offering some relief, but the Guam Chamber says weak sales and unreliable government services remain challenges for local firms. Tourism: Lawmakers will hear Oct. 16 from small businesses, cultural practitioners and community groups on a proposed shift toward tourism that benefits residents as well as visitors. Workforce: Guam’s In-School Youth program extended applications to Oct. 24 and offers paid summer placements with private-sector employers. Disaster Recovery: FEMA assistance is now available to eligible residents and businesses affected by Typhoon Bavi, including grants, low-cost loans and support for damaged public facilities.
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