AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater Safety: An investigation raised concerns about banned pesticide dieldrin in Yigo well water near Andersen Air Force Base. Joint Region Marianas said Navy tests of active military wells in September 2025 found levels below Guam EPA’s action threshold or none detected; a study of possible sources is underway. Medical Services: Guam has one applicant for chief medical examiner, while a Hawaii pathologist is providing autopsies and consultations as needed during the search. Nursing Workforce: UOG’s nursing program earned accreditation through 2034 with no findings, as the university prepares to nearly double admissions starting in 2027. Hospital Technology: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed a law directing $21 million to GMH, including funding for a new electronic health records system to replace unsupported technology. Radiation Compensation: Pacific Association for Radiation Survivors and Attorney General Doug Moylan shared updates on efforts to secure compensation, as a resident presented testimony describing radiation detected in Guam in 1952.
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