AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStorm Watch: Typhoon In-fa is moving away from the Marianas and weakening, but north- and west-facing reefs in Saipan, Tinian and Rota remain under a high-surf advisory. Election Day: CNMI voters go to the polls Tuesday to choose a governor, attorney general and lawmakers. More than 5,400 people had voted early, and the governor’s race is expected to go to a runoff. Government Pay: Gov. David Apatang says the CNMI can afford only 53-hour pay periods, despite lawmakers restoring a 60-hour minimum in the budget. He warns the government could run short of payroll funds. Tourism: MVA and business leaders are urging new travel strategies after Hong Kong Airlines suspended Saipan flights through December following the halt of the CNMI’s visa-free entry program for Chinese visitors. Military Plans: The Air Force is proposing expanded training at airports on Saipan, Tinian and Rota, plus Tinian North Field. A community group wants more time for public review of possible impacts.
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