AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChampi Recovery: Tropical cyclone warnings for the Marianas were canceled Sunday as Super Typhoon Champi moved west, but officials urged residents to stay sheltered until an all-clear. President Trump approved an emergency declaration for the CNMI, unlocking FEMA support for protective measures. Saipan flights were canceled Sunday, with airlines outlining plans for Monday and Tuesday; Bank of Hawai‘i’s Gualo Rai branch is set to reopen Monday. Veterans’ Health: The VA signed a lease for a new Saipan outpatient clinic, with primary care, audiology, mental health and telehealth services expected to begin after construction wraps up in early 2027. CNMI Politics: Delegate candidates Kimberlyn King-Hinds and Galvin Deleon Guerrero faced students’ questions on healthcare, disaster aid, transportation, labor and deep-sea mining. DPS Commissioner Anthony Macaranas declined to discuss the Senate lawsuit over his appointment while the case is before the court. Community and Culture: Saipan Mayor Ramon “RB” Camacho is asking residents to help clean Chalan Kanoa Cemetery ahead of All Souls Day; work will later move to Tanapag. Six people were named recipients of the 2026 Governor’s Humanities Awards for contributions to local history, culture, research and teaching. Utilities: Eastern Power Solutions warned it will withdraw its solar bid if the utilities commission does not act by Oct. 31.
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