AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGVB Accountability: Sen. Therese Terlaje is demanding a “full” investigation into allegations tied to a $61.5M lawsuit accusing a Guam Visitors Bureau employee of sexual assault and describing a culture of institutional failure. Education Oversight: Sen. Chris Barnett wants records before GDOE moves ahead with possible closures of six southern elementary schools, pushing back on claims the threat is being used for budget leverage. Housing Payments: GHURA says Section 8 landlord payments won’t be deposited by June 5 due to a federal transmission issue, with other payments expected to resume on schedule. Energy & Infrastructure: CCU approved energy deals for a 57.4-megawatt solar farm at the old Dededo golf course, pending final Public Utilities Commission approval. Seabed Mining: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed Guam’s seabed mining ban, but leaders warn the tougher fight is ahead as federal lease sales loom. Regional Preparedness: Guam and CNMI leaders marked Typhoon Preparedness Month with updated recovery and resilience coordination goals. Public Safety & Justice: The FBI added Michael Marasigan to its Most Wanted Fraudsters list, and a final defendant in a $34M bingo fraud case remains sought for pretrial release violations. Health Funding: Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center faces cuts starting Oct. 1, threatening crisis response and treatment services.
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