AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOrdot Cleanup: Guam’s solid-waste receiver says pollutant discharges from the former Ordot dump have stopped and has submitted a final major certification to environmental regulators. Typhoon Recovery: Lawmakers reviewed Bavi spending: $6.72 million of the $21.32 million set aside has been spent or committed, while FEMA damage validation and recovery planning continue. Tourism: GVB and Japan’s HIS signed a partnership to develop new visitor experiences and work toward restoring Japanese arrivals to pre-pandemic levels. Construction: DPW is separating procurement for demolition and rebuilding at Simon Sanchez High School. Workforce: Guam businesses received $17.4 million in tax credits through the Department of Labor’s apprenticeship program. Retail: 76/Circle K has broken ground on a new Yigo station. Seabed Mining: U.S. companies are seeking exploration rights in international waters, including areas near Guam, raising questions about plans for deep-sea resources in the Pacific.
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