AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTraffic Safety: Guam Police Department is asking the public for help after a July 11 fatal crash in Yigo where a motorcyclist collided with a patrol vehicle near American Grocery; the rider was pronounced dead at Guam Memorial Hospital and the driver is on administrative leave while Highway Patrol investigates. Disaster Response & Public Health: Guam’s power restoration is nearing full recovery after Super Typhoon Bavi, with GPA reporting 96% of normal load restored and crews working isolated outages as bucket trucks return from Saipan; water restoration efforts also continue. Radiation Compensation: Guam’s atomic veterans and cancer survivors get renewed momentum as Del. James Moylan backs the Bipartisan Radiation Exposure Reauthorization Act of 2026 (RECRA), aiming to add Guam back into eligibility, expand covered illnesses, extend filing deadlines, and allow sworn affidavits. Local Governance: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero called a special legislative session for urgent funding tied to Bavi recovery, childcare subsidies, and airport obligations, with lawmakers recessing until Friday. Healthcare & Family Policy: A high-profile dispute continues in Guam’s AG office after former child support enforcement officer Charlyn Terlaje alleges denied maternity leave and health insurance termination, sparking debate over parental rights and workplace practices. Community Wellness: Dusit Place in Tumon is expanding with new dining, retail, and wellness offerings, including Paradise Premium Fitness and the return of the Aquarium of Guam.
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