Typhoon & surf impacts: Super Typhoon Dolphin is weakening but still driving dangerous conditions for the Marianas, with high surf and a high risk of rip currents plus a small craft advisory for Guam waters. Local preparedness: Regional emergency officials are warning businesses and leaders to plan for a prolonged tropical cyclone season tied to a strong El Niño pattern. Water safety & pollution controls: CCU approved Guam Waterworks Authority to pursue up to $110M in bond borrowing to fund water/sewer upgrades, meet PFAS and other emerging contaminant requirements, and complete work tied to a partial consent decree with the U.S. EPA. Invasive species prevention: Guam Department of Agriculture urged free brown tree snake inspections for all cargo, vehicles, and vessels before leaving Guam and again on arrival in the CNMI, especially after Typhoon Bavi disruptions. Budget & services: Gov. Leon Guerrero vetoed the FY2027 general appropriations bill and proposed a balanced alternative that keeps the 4% BPT while restoring funding for healthcare, public safety, and child care. Community resilience: The Bradley Anigua Apartments transitional housing facility opened to support families experiencing housing instability with up to two years of case management and services. Environment policy debate: A letter urges Guam to seek safer alternatives to routine open detonations at Tarague Beach to better protect coral reefs, marine life, and water quality.