AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPower Restoration (Saipan): CUC crews are working feeder laterals and transformer installs, with a published schedule for areas including Mt. Tapochau, Marpi, Achon Lane, Chalan Kanoa, Susupe and more; CUC warns some spots may stay isolated and asks customers to turn off main breakers if using generators/solar. Power Restoration (Tinian): As of July 13, power is back for 907 customers (659 residential, 190 commercial, 58 government), including the Tinian Airport; outages remain in Suicide Cliff areas and where poles/transformers or customer-side issues are still pending. Power/Water (Rota): Rota’s restoration continues after Bavi, with 967 customers still without power (664 residential) and damage tallied at dozens of poles and transformers; water is at 96% for most customers, with a small number still without service. Community & Culture: Korean monks and a nun joined SOKMA and the Korean Cultural Center Saipan for prayers, dance and music at the Korean Peace Memorial in Marpi honoring WWII victims. Sports & Entertainment: The YONEX Northern Marianas Open 2026 brings international badminton back to Saipan (July 14–19) with free admission to matches and Team NMI competing at the Gilbert C. Ada Gymnasium. Local Business/Events: Saipan Chamber of Commerce invites registration for its 17th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament on July 25 at LaoLao Bay. Civic/Recovery Pressure: CUC executive director Kevin Watson urges residents to contact House representatives to push a stalled $40M CUC credit line needed for ongoing restoration.
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