AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Accountability: Guam’s Tiyan and Simon A. Sanchez High shared campus remains closed after an Aug. 12 inspection shut it down, and officials say up to 12% of Tiyan students and 20% of Sanchez students haven’t engaged with learning packets or online assignments—new follow-up violations also keep Tiyan’s sanitary permit suspended. Typhoon Watch: NWS and JTWC are tracking Invest 90W as it slowly organizes east of the Marianas; forecasters say Guam is unlikely to see direct impacts, but expect unsettled, rainy weather as the system develops near peak typhoon season. Feral Pigs: Guam’s feral swine program is getting more federal funding for FY2027, but an official says it still won’t be enough to keep up with the population. Deep-Sea Mining: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero is pushing to be recognized as an adjacent state for seabed mining consultation, while CNMI Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds advances a bill seeking a 50-50 revenue split and stronger environmental bonding. Community Resilience: A regional workshop highlights how fishing communities across the U.S. Pacific struggle to recover after disasters—livelihoods can be lost faster than rebuilding can happen. Local Planning: GVB’s Sella Bay Overlook trail project is still in research and planning, including surveying and checks on access, safety, and environmental/cultural considerations.
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