AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation-to-work plans: CNMI gubernatorial candidates discussed strengthening local schools and aligning Northern Marianas College and Northern Marianas Technical Institute with workforce needs and livable wages. Youth online safety: A major multistate settlement with Meta requires new protections for children on Instagram and Facebook, including default daily time limits, nighttime blocks, reduced school-hour notifications, stronger age checks, and limits on harmful content and features; the Northern Mariana Islands is listed among the participating jurisdictions. Federal money for recovery: FEMA approved $9.3M for permanent repairs to King Kamehameha III Elementary School in Hawaiʻi, with broader disaster-mitigation funding that also includes Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. SSI payments: September 2026 Supplemental Security Income checks (up to $994) are scheduled to go out in two days, with eligibility tied to age/disability and residency rules that include the Northern Mariana Islands. Local community health & fitness: Saipan’s Independence Day 2-mile race returned after typhoon delays, drawing 29 runners and highlighting community wellness efforts. Business risk tools: A CNMI-based firm launched RiskPRSM.com, offering AI-enabled risk management and compliance services for financial-crime screening and monitoring.
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