AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPort Finance: Moody’s affirmed the Port Authority of Guam’s Baa2 senior lien revenue bond rating with a stable outlook, citing the port’s essential role, low debt, strong liquidity and disciplined management. Housing & Social Services: Vice Speaker Tony Ada asked GHURA for clarification on protections for Housing Choice Voucher holders forced into smaller units amid Guam’s limited rental market. Education Oversight: Sen. Vincent Borja pressed the Guam Academy Charter Schools Council for answers on monitoring and enforcement as charter school concerns grow, including facility instability at SiFA. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Suspected Iran-linked hackers targeted U.S. water utilities, renewing warnings that many systems—including Guam’s—remain vulnerable. Guam Economy & Tourism: Marianas Visitors Authority reported 1,497 arrivals in June 2026, down 81% year over year after Typhoon Sinlaku disrupted flights. Energy & Business: Polar Power won additional orders for 15 Solar Hybrid Power Systems to expand off-grid broadband power in the Solomon Islands, building on prior deployments. Geopolitics: China’s nuclear-capable missile test into the Pacific deepened divisions among Pacific leaders over rising militarization.
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