AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBudget Strain: Gov. David Apatang says up to 400 government workers could face furloughs as the CNMI operates under a $100.7 million FY2027 budget and a 26.5-hour workweek. Election Watch: The interrupted gubernatorial forum resumes Oct. 8, and voters requesting absentee ballots by mail, fax or online must apply by Oct. 9. Utility Costs: CUC is seeking a three-year rate plan that would more than double several electricity base rates and raise water and wastewater fees. Worker Policy: Incoming United Filipino Organization president Valentino Cruz backs extending the CW-1 program and scrapping its costly touchback requirement; Rep. Kimberlyn King-Hinds has also called for ending touchback. Territorial Rights: Community groups from the CNMI joined briefs supporting Guam nonprofit Prutehi Guåhan in its Supreme Court fight over Air Force open detonation at Tarague Beach. Military and Infrastructure: The FAA is reviewing comments on a proposed Saipan radar facility intended to restore northern airspace coverage and strengthen the region’s surveillance network.
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