AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDisaster Recovery at GRMC: Guam has moved to COR 4 (All Clear) after Super Typhoon Bavi, and GRMC says normal outpatient services, rehab, elective ORs, and one-stop lab/radiology will resume Wednesday, July 8, with general visitation restarting at 9 a.m.; the Emergency Department and inpatient services continue 24/7. Utilities & Health Access: During the storm, GWA kept water distribution running with generator support, while GPA reported outages and feeder losses; officials urged residents to stay off roads as hazards and downed lines blocked access. Community Maternal Health: The Birthworkers of Color Collective Guåhan will open its first permanent community space in Dededo on July 18, expanding culturally responsive birth support; the group also helped secure doula services in Guam Medicaid effective July 1, 2026. Public Trust in Government: The Guam Ethics Commission will launch the island’s first Guam Public Trust Index on July 8 to measure residents’ trust in public agencies and officials. Local Health Planning: A Mangilao hospital site debate continues, with Ada-Calvo saying they’ll support it only if it proves the best long-term plan based on feasibility and public input.
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