AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTyphoon Response: President Trump approved emergency declarations for the CNMI and Guam after Champi’s close pass, making FEMA support available for emergency measures, with the federal government covering 75% of eligible costs. The CNMI has since declared the all clear and resumed classes. Utility Rates: At an Oct. 19 hearing, ratepayers and lawmakers urged the utilities commission to reject CUC’s proposed rate hikes until the utility addresses unpaid bills, billing problems and alleged excess fuel charges; Rep. Marissa Flores called for an independent audit. Renewable Energy: A House resolution would press CUC and other agencies to speed up renewable projects that may still qualify for federal tax credits. Separately, developer Eastern says it will withdraw its solar bid if the commission does not act by Oct. 31. Delegate Race: CNMI delegate candidates Kimberlyn King-Hinds and Galvin Deleon Guerrero answered students’ questions on workers, healthcare, disaster aid, transportation and other island issues at a Marianas High School forum. Senate Lawsuit: Public Safety Commissioner Anthony Macaranas declined to discuss the Senate’s lawsuit challenging his continued service, saying he will speak after the court rules.
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