Assistive Tech Boost: The University of Guam’s Guam CEDDERS/GSAT expanded local capacity after two staff earned nationally recognized Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) certification through RESNA, improving access to qualified support for children, adults, and veterans with disabilities. Local Health System Strain: A Guam letter warns the island’s medical infrastructure is stretched, with limited beds, long emergency waits, and costly off-island transfers pushing policymakers to consider options like expanding hospitals or creating specialized care. Hospital Governance: GMHA trustees held an emergency closed-door session on potential litigation, with another special meeting set for Aug. 18. GMHA Finances: A new audit reports GMH still in a negative net position ($294.9M) but with improved net position in FY25, while billing/collections fell due to Medicaid advances and payer denials. Food Support Deadline: Summer EBT (S-EBT) ends Saturday, with $180 one-time benefits per eligible child and a pickup/help site in Tamuning. Public Safety—Aviation: A distressed Cessna made a safe emergency landing in Dandan; both people declined transport and no injuries were reported. Public Safety—Traffic: Guam Police confirmed four deaths in two separate crashes since July 22, including a fatal auto-pedestrian incident in Anigua. Community Health Access: Another letter argues telehealth is essential for healthcare access on Guam. Disability & Education Oversight: Lawmakers are questioning a proposed classroom-sharing plan involving a charter school and George Washington High School, raising concerns about special education services. Emergency Preparedness: Guam is conducting damage assessments after Super Typhoon Bavi, as officials push for faster disaster procurement and federal assistance.