AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPower & Water Recovery: Saipan is ending FEMA generator use as three water wells and a sewage lift station are tied into the grid, giving islandwide 24-hour water service; Tinian’s Carolina Heights also got restored pressure via new pump and tank work. Fuel Costs: Diesel on Saipan fell another 40 cents to $6.68/gal, with gasoline steady; local operators say lower fuel helps construction and they’re watching CUC’s fuel adjustment charge. Education Continuity: PSS is urging CUC to prioritize restoring electricity to typhoon-damaged public schools before the June 22 summer program. Tourism & Air Service: MVA approved a $1.5M sole-source deal to keep Korea–Saipan service alive for summer, while Philippine Airlines has pushed Manila–Saipan flights to October, citing recovery constraints. Veterans Benefits: CNMI Delegate Kimberlyn King-Hinds introduced a bill to expand VA travel reimbursements for veterans in CNMI and the Freely Associated States when no VA facility exists locally. Local Business & Community: Saipan Chamber set July 25 for its scholarship golf tournament, and McDonald’s of Saipan recognized top crew members for Q1 2026. Marine Economy Policy: CNMI leaders welcomed Trump’s order reopening parts of protected Pacific waters to commercial fishing, despite conservation concerns.
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