AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDrinking Water Safety: GWA fully rescinded its precautionary boil water notice after Super Typhoon Bavi, saying all wells are back online and water tankers/flex tanks are being removed; Beach Health: Guam EPA issued advisories for 10 polluted beaches based on July 23 sampling, warning of illness risks especially for kids, seniors, and people with weakened immune systems; Legal Accountability: Prutehi Guåhan filed arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court in its Tarague Beach detonation-range lawsuit, pushing for stronger environmental review before permits can be renewed; Typhoon Recovery Funding Scrutiny: Senators questioned Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero’s $42.4M special-session request, including $13.36M for Bavi response and recovery with details still drawing confusion; Waste Services: GSWA’s planned islandwide residential trash collection could nearly double customers (about 43,000 qualifying homes/properties), with the goal of spreading costs and lowering rates; Weather Watch: NWS says Invest 90W has dissipated and there’s no threat to Guam, though more disturbances could form later in the week.
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