Summer-EBT Wrap-Up: Guam families lined up at Micronesia Mall for Summer-EBT cards, with distribution ending Monday; BES says nearly 2,000 cards have been issued since July 13, totaling over $300,000 in one-time $180 benefits, and officials urge non-eligible residents to still check other assistance programs. Typhoon Recovery—Housing Damage Reporting: The Guam Recovery Office is running the Individual Assistance initial damage assessment for Super Typhoon Bavi residential impacts (July 16-24), asking residents to self-report by email or phone and to keep photos and receipts. Rota Fuel Logistics: A Port Authority of Guam-led partnership delivered critical fuel to Rota after port disruption, with the first shipment arriving July 17 to help restore supplies for residents and essential services. GovGuam Budget & Procurement: Senators advanced FY2027 budget amendments tied to procurement law changes and faster GDOE stipends (moving from 60 to 30 days), while lawmakers also debated funding priorities and recessed a special $31.3M session. Local Business & Water Constraints: After Bavi, some businesses say water conservation rules are hurting operations—car services can’t wash customers’ vehicles, cutting revenue and hours. Cannabis Industry Milestone: Guam issued its first recreational cannabis cultivation license to Stephen Roberto/Real Deal LLC (Deep Green Guam), marking the start of a regulated industry. Liberation Day Commerce: GVB is expanding Tumon Night Market into a Liberation Day edition with fireworks, while small businesses in Hagåtña are organizing a last-minute block party around the show. Community Grants: GEDA awarded $316,858 in QCCC Series 8 grants, including $17,980 to GMHA for critical care nurse training.