AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism & Aviation: GVB says South Korea’s fuel surcharges eased in August (down to Level 14 from Level 33), but warns Middle East developments could push them back up in September; Airline consolidation: Air Busan, Jin Air and Air Seoul approved a merger into a single carrier under the Jin Air name by March 2027, with implications for Guam arrivals; Utilities & Household Costs: Guam Power Authority reports fuel oil still running about 60% above pre-Iran-war levels, with September shipments expected around $160–$165 per barrel and July rate hikes adding nearly $60 to typical residential bills; Water Finance: GWA is seeking to charge off $926K as uncollectible, tied to $9.6M in accounts more than 120 days past due; Local Governance & Accountability: OPA audit finds DOAG’s invasive species inspection fee fund wasn’t used to develop or implement Guam’s invasive species management plan and flags off-island travel payments by a private construction firm; Public Health Operations: GMH says it is current on power and water payments and that outdated past-due figures don’t reflect current status; Homelessness Plan: DHAPP unveiled a five-year roadmap to reduce homelessness, including a dedicated office by Oct. 1 and a centralized drop-in center by Oct. 1, 2028.
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