AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCybersecurity & Utilities: Auditors say Guam Power Authority removed system access for some separated employees months late, creating a potential cyber risk for a utility serving the U.S. Navy. Education Funding: GDOE is holding about $51M in federal ARP reimbursement received last year, citing caution while it seeks a determination letter after an audit question. Immigration & Labor: A new USCIS policy shift treating adjustment of status as discretionary is drawing criticism from Guam and CNMI candidates, with concerns about worsening labor shortages and costs. CNMI Tourism Governance: CNMI House Floor Leader Marissa Flores urges the Marianas Visitors Authority to bring the arts council under one tourism framework to better market local culture. Port & Tourism Development: Port board OKs negotiations for an inflatable ocean park on Port property, aiming to boost visitor appeal. Maritime Legal Fight: Owners of the cargo vessel Mariana seek to block lawsuits and cap liability after it capsized in Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Disaster Cleanup: Partners begin June 1 work to clear damaged vessels from Smiling Cove, funded through FEMA. Local Business & Cost of Living: Gas prices on Guam dropped 15 cents, with regular at $5.829 and diesel unchanged at $6.849. Agriculture Relief Debate: Farmers and officials clash over how Guam compensates crop losses after typhoons, with one case highlighting limits on covering market value. Sports Tourism: Guam Marianas Open Taiwan sold out and topped 1,000 athlete entries, reinforcing Guam’s sports tourism push.
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