Cost of Living & Customer protection
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Made it easier for businesses and organizations to donate good food instead of throwing it away, helping feed families and reduce food waste.
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Helped local farmers, producers, and small businesses work together and grow by creating limited cooperative associations in Guam law.
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Provided free bus passes for people without reliable transportation, making it easier to get to work, school, and services
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Helped protect insurance customers by updating Guam’s insurance rules to follow modern best practices.
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Helped give homeowners relief from sudden increases in property tax assessments.
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Helped GWA create a customer assistance program to fix water leaks and reduce wasted water on private property.
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Helped move critical water and sewer projects forward while helping protect families from higher utility rates.
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Waived Guam ID and Real ID fees for eligible students, foster youth, court-involved youth, and seniors.
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Helped protect residents filing insurance claims by requiring insurance adjusters to meet clear licensing standards.
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Updated insurance oversight rules insurance rules to better protect customers and keep insurance companies financially responsible.
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Extended the GPA energy credit program, giving customers another $300 total toward their power bills from October 2023 until December 2023.
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Helped families recover after Typhoon Mawar by supporting emergency food and commodity assistance.
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Extended the GPA energy credit program, giving customers another $500 total toward their power bills from May 2023 until September 2023.
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Made solar panels more affordable for families and businesses through property tax relief.
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Extended the GPA energy credit program, giving customers another $500 total toward their power bills from December 2022 until April 2023.
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Updated insurance continuing education rules to help keep Guam’s insurance workforce current and qualified.
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Adopted energy standards to reduce energy consumption.
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Expanded electric vehicle rebates to businesses and nonprofits and made cleaner vehicles more affordable for more Guam buyers.
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Required GovGuam to buy energy-efficient products whenever practical, helping lower utility costs over time.