Typhoon Recovery & Public Health: Guam’s typhoon debris disposal sites at Ypao Point (Tamuning) and Tiyan close July 23, with Ypao accepting green and construction debris while Tiyan takes green waste only; DPHSS says Senior Citizen Centers’ operations are curtailed, with grab-and-go meals continuing, and a Tier II shelter opened at Astumbo. Behavioral Health Accountability: A judge will issue a summons for Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center’s director after the center repeatedly no-showed in a negligent death case tied to alleged overmedication and poor monitoring. Hospital Workforce Training: Guam Memorial Hospital Authority received a $17,980 GEDA grant to expand nationally recognized critical care training for nurses through the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses program. Community Health Access: Todu Guam Foundation added two physicians to its clinical team, including a new endocrine specialist, and announced a partnership with CNMI’s Isla Community Health Center. Cardiology Certification: GRMC nurse practitioner LinFei Yu earned a Cardiac-Vascular Nurse Practitioner Level IV certification, strengthening advanced heart and vascular care locally. Budget Fight: Senators rejected major budget amendments, including extra funding for GMH and behavioral health, calling some proposals an “empty promise” while lawmakers debate shortfalls. Radiation Compensation Push: Guam Del. James Moylan plans to reintroduce legislation to add Guam back into the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, aiming to expand eligibility for atomic veterans and downwinders. Safety & Care in Court: A woman accused in a Dededo crash involving a family of five will undergo three months of community treatment while her case proceeds; separately, a drunk driving case ended with a three-year sentence for a driver whose crash left a teen with a permanent metal rod.