Guam Legislation

Bill 314-38 would allow construction of the new Simon Sanchez High School to proceed even with a pending protest or appeal.

Bill 246-38, introduced by Sen. Telo Taitague, would add Guam Cancer Trust Fund to a list of agencies exempt from Bureau of Budget and Management Research allotment release control.

Bill 29-38 is also known as the Source of Income Discrimination Bill and aims to expand housing access for renters on Guam. At the Legislative session yesterday the bill advanced to the voting file.

A new bill introduced on Tuesday aims to boost Guam’s appeal as a tourist destination.

A special session called by the governor on Sept. 29 to discuss the same legislation was adjourned without action.

A new bill aims to make it easier for Guam’s students to fundraise for their school activities.

The Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs is calling on the community to help locate the families of Guam’s fallen heroes.

Citing costly delays as a result of agency backlogs, Bill 133-38 would also require conditional approval if the permitting process isn't completed in 90 days.

Lawmakers will review the governor's proposed budget before returning for session on Wednesday.

Guam Sen. William Parkinson is inviting the community to Yigo for a town hall meeting on Guam’s political status options.