AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPort Operations: The Port Authority of Guam is assessing all three gantry cranes after high winds dislodged Gantry Crane 6, which slid about 1,000 feet and struck Cranes 5 and 4; none are operational as of Saturday morning, with Crane 4 the first candidate for return after inspections. Healthcare IT Funding: Lawmakers are set to return for a special session on Bill 1 (11-S), proposing $15.8M from Section 30 for GMHA to buy a modern electronic health records system, plus $4M for a UOG Blue Economy Innovation Center—though competing bills could affect priorities. Local Engineering Milestone: UOG civil engineering graduate Kayleena Blas Diaz became the program’s first licensed professional engineer in Guam after passing the Principles and Practice exam. Workforce & Training: UOG Drone Corps expanded Guam’s FAA-licensed pilot pool by certifying nine more remote pilots, bringing the total to 64 for research, environmental monitoring, and government work. Food & Small Business: SCOOP’D held a GCC tasting and then a grand opening at Micronesia Mall, with the owner donating $1,000 to the GCC Korea Club and using student feedback to refine the menu. Public Access & Heritage: A Navy archaeologist says a Guam military public access tour program is paused due to a hiring freeze, leaving the coordinator role vacant.
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