DPHSS Centralization & SNAP Surge: Guam’s Department of Public Health and Social Services is moving divisions into new commercial leases, including General Administration to ParkPlace and Public Welfare to a University Castle Mall lease, while the Public Health Laboratory stays put until a Mangilao facility opens in August, as the agency also faces a major operational lift tied to expiring federal welfare waivers. Food Safety Staffing Strain: Environmental Health says only three trained inspectors are handling high-risk facility checks, completing about half of required inspections for Category 4 food and institutional sites, raising safety concerns. Hospital Fight in Court: A District Court decision remands the governor’s hospital authority case back to the Guam Supreme Court and awards attorney’s fees against the AG, as the dispute over federal hospital funding continues. Mental Health in Corrections: A man held on a 2021 homicide case involving a Guam Memorial Hospital radiologist is seeking release or transfer to Post 7, the DOC mental health facility. Public Health Oversight: Guam’s Board of Medical Examiners closed a long-running complaint after a 2018 child death, issuing a public reprimand and requiring additional training for the physician. Fraud & SNAP Policy: A new U.S. bill would require states to report SNAP fraud data to USDA, amid ongoing privacy and enforcement tensions. Disaster & Health Access: The U.S. approved an initial $8 million disaster relief package for the Federated States of Micronesia after Typhoon Sinlaku, including support for damaged health facilities and urgent needs.