GMH Emergency Care: Guam Regional Medical City is rolling out Bluetooth-enabled pre-hospital EKGs, sending 12-lead heart attack readings from ambulances to the cardiac team en route to speed STEMI treatment. Hospital Preparedness: Guam Memorial Hospital received federal approval and funding for a second backup generator, strengthening emergency power during extended outages after Typhoon Mawar. Access to Care: GMHA cut the ribbon on 38 new parking stalls at GMH, aiming to reduce appointment cancellations caused by parking stress. Public Health & Safety: Guam’s Office of the Attorney General launched “Guam Bomb Busters,” shifting to criminal enforcement against owners of abandoned vehicles that create public health hazards. Education Health: Guam Department of Education highlighted improved public health inspection results at JQ San Miguel Elementary (C to A) and Luis P. Untalan Middle School (B to A). School Repairs: Lawmakers pressed GDOE over a reported $427M school repair backlog tied to sanitation and maintenance gaps. Water Safety: A Yigo drinking-water well serving about 1,200 residents tested positive for banned pesticide contamination, with residents told to boil water. Cancer Support: Pay-Less Community Foundation’s Circle of Care offers free cancer support services on Guam through September, including an online group with GRMC’s oncology team.