AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUOG Drone Corps: The University of Guam is opening applications for its 2026 Drone Corps cohort, training students and staff to become FAA Part 107b licensed remote pilots, with classes tentatively set for July 27–Aug. 7 and application deadline June 26. Cybersecurity & GPA: Auditors say Guam Power Authority didn’t remove system access quickly enough after some employees separated, leaving accounts active for months and raising security concerns. Education funding delay: Guam Department of Education is holding about $51M in federal ARP reimbursement funds while it waits for a determination letter, with EFSC pushing for clearer timelines. Local governance & housing costs: A House defense bill leaves Guam housing unfunded, including omission of a Naval Base Guam Lockwood Terrace revitalization project. Immigration policy pressure: Candidates in Guam and CNMI are criticizing a new USCIS memo that treats adjustment of status as discretionary, warning it could worsen labor shortages and costs. Mangilao hospital court fight: The governor says she’ll join a court-ordered settlement conference in the medical complex dispute, despite concerns about timing. Foster care need: Guam is short 70 foster homes for 693 children in the system, with recruitment efforts and a May 31 fundraiser underway. Culture & tourism: The Port board is set to consider negotiations for an inflatable ocean park near Port Beach, while CNMI tourism leaders debate bringing arts and culture under one tourism framework.
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