Port Infrastructure Funding: The Port Authority of Guam received $12.85M from DOT’s BUILD grant program to upgrade fuel resilience, including three 10-inch pipelines linking the F1 and Golf fuel piers and addressing structural deterioration at F1. Broadband Rollout: Guam signed agreements with GTA and IT&E to extend high-speed service to about 1,340 homes and 175 community institutions under the BEAD program, with construction starting only after engineering, environmental, permitting and financial reviews. Utilities Storm Impact: GPA estimated $10.3M in combined 2026 storm impacts (Sinlaku and Bavi), including $2.3M July revenue loss and $1.6M in Bavi recovery costs, while GWA reported major well outages after Bavi. Federal Disaster Aid: FEMA denied Individual Assistance for Sinlaku, while Guam’s GRO will conduct JPDA residential damage site visits for Bavi residents next week to support a federal request. Legal/Healthcare: A federal judge dismissed AG Douglas Moylan’s Mangilao hospital lawsuit over federal court jurisdiction; Moylan says he’ll appeal. AI Governance: Guam’s AI Regulatory Task Force says it may need more funding as it pushes governance work and also flags Office of Technology modernization needs. Energy Costs & Business: Taiwan’s foreign minister said investment interest in Guam is tempered by high power costs, pointing to a recent fuel surcharge increase. Water Financing: GWA is seeking another $100M bond borrowing to fund water and sewer upgrades and refund older bonds. Cyber & Security: A local cybersecurity conference highlighted how AI is accelerating cyberattacks and Guam businesses’ need to harden defenses.