⇨ Agriculture and Aquaculture

⇨ Green Economy

⇨ Diversification

⇨ Small business support

⇨ Workforce Development

⇨ Improved Economic Data

Agriculture and Aquaculture

• $90,000 Aquaculture feasibility study
• Mobile meat slaughterhouse by next year $466,000 DOI
• Agriculture Masterplan $375K
• EDA Department of Agriculture $1.5 million ARP

Green Economy

• Zero Waste Research to create opportunities for private sector recycling operations
• Recycling Enterprise Zone
• GEDA Recycling QC
• Center for Island Sustainability
• Circular Economy Marketplace and Innovation Hub at Chamorro Village

Diversification $3.1 million ARP funding Guam Economic Diversification Task Force

• Silicon Village
• Trans-shipment
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing Alternative resolution
• Satellite launching
• Captive Insurance
• Guam Trust Law
• Additive Manufacturing (3D printing)
• $1 million ARP for Industry Development
• Goal of a Regulated and Permitted Cannabis Industry by next year

Small Business Support

• $50 million for Local Employer Assistance Program (LEAP) $25 Million ARP
• $25 Million local funds
• 2021 Guam Small Business Pandemic Assistance Grant Program $20 Million ARP
• $200 thousand QCCC funds for Taking the Leap and Guam State Trade Expansion (STEP) programs
• $1.9 millionARP funds for farmer’s grants and small business incubator $1.8 million ARP for small business rental assistance

 Workforce Development

• $3.4 M Department of Labor fed funding of training programs such as GCC boot camps 

• Investment in Labor Department $987,774 in ARP funding

Improved Economic Data and Analysis

• $300 thousand DOI funding to automate collection of import data
• $1.4 million in ARP funding for the Bureau of Statistics and Plans and the Dept. of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics

⇨Education Stabilization Fund

⇨ Open Schools Safely

⇨ Funding for Education agencies

⇨ Learning Centers

⇨ Invest in cultural programs

Arts, Culture and Language Programs $958 thousand
● Student broadcast news at Bishop Baumgartner Memorial and Santa Barbara Catholic Schools
● Classical arts training through the Guam Conservatory of the Arts
● Music equipment for elementary music program
● Interactive children’s museum from the Pacific War Museum Foundation

 Special Education Programs $2.2 million

● Autism through programs spearheaded by Hunterspeaks Organization and Autism Community Together (ACT) of Guam;
● Learning opportunities and curriculum for Guam’s blind and visually impaired children;
● Mentorship and assistive technology for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities: Micronesia Training & Development Institute

Student Social & Emotional Health Programs $3.5 million
● SafeGU Smartphone App which serves as a school safety and crisis line
● CARES Program aimed at helping socially marginalized students and families – Todu Guam Foundation Mayor’s Sports Programs and CIPs $3.2 million
● Youth sports programs run by 14 Mayors
● Facility improvements
● Life readiness training

Academic Activities – $1.7 million
● island wide tutoring program through the Guam Community College
● scholarships for students Asmuyao Community School
● supporting science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education.

Leadership & Community Service Programs $1.5 million
● Mañe’lu’s YOUth Impact project
● Guahan Sustainable Culture’s Little Sprouts Academy
● Humanities Guahan’s Taking Root program

Sports Activities $919,997
● Swimming, basketball, rugby and tennis
● training for student athletes
● Village basketball league for elementary students:Guam Elite Basketball
● Basketball Is Art project
● Clutch Guam/Guam National Tennis Federation
● leadership and resiliency training for students
● Phoenix Wrestling Club’s Roots and Wings Program

Learning Resources $13.9 million
● PBS University and PBS University Higher Learning
● expanding Guam Public Library services
● publishing a robust inventory of cultural literature
● CHamoru Minecraft by the Kumisión I Fino CHamoru

Open Schools safely
Education Stabilization Funding
$4.8 million for the purchase of 25 new school busses as well as preventative maintenance and operations
$300 thousand for a school bus/student tracking system
$294 thousand to repair and expand school bus shelters
$5 Million fed funds for testing in public and private schools

Funding for Education agencies DOE $397 million in federal funding School repairs $175 million All General Fund allotments released to DOE Guam Commission on Education Certification $145 thousand ARP Simon Sanchez breaking ground next year

Funding for Education agencies GCC Higher Education Emergency Relief $6.2 million $3.7 million in Education Stabilization funding for the expansion of the GCC Student Success Center Old Mangilao health center to be converted to new GCC nursing school University of Guam NO TUITION INCREASE $10.7 million Higher Education Emergency Relief $21 million in USDA financing for a new student center School of engineering $6.5 million USDA financing WERI institute and extension to the school of nursing $8.5M EDA funding $48 thousand ARP funding

New Education Pay Study Learning Centers PBS Guam $525,080 ARP Library $236,779 Institute of Museum and Library Services grant $458,380 ARP Guam Air National Guard Science and Technology Academies Reinforcing Basic Aviation and Space Exploration, STARBASE $1.6 Million DOD funding Over 3 years for STEM programs

ARP investment in Cultural programs Dept of Chamorro Affairs $1,850,730 CAHA $458,240 Chamorro Language Comm $465,412 Cultural heritage repository at UOG $12 million DOD $3.4 million ARP CAHA artists grants $127 thousand NEA funding

⇨ Roads

⇨ Economic Infrastructure

⇨ Village Improvements

⇨ Public Facilities

⇨ Housing

⇨ Curb rate increases by GPA, GWA and the Port

ROADS
Federal Highway Fund projects
Islandwide Guardrail Repair: Replacement, repair, and strengthening of old and damaged guardrails throughout the island. $1.0million

Islandwide road striping and signage: Striping, road markers, replacement of signs throughout the island. $2.0million

Islandwide road repair: Select areas throughout the island to repair and repave certain damaged road areas. $2.0million

Route 1 Marine Drive, from Route 30 (Gov. Carlos G. Camacho Rd) to Route 10A (Airport Rd).

Complete resurface and re-paving of all six travel lanes and one middle lane, to include the entire ITC Intersection. $8.6million (actual)

Route 28 (Y-Seng-Song Rd.) in Dededo. Complete reconstruction, re-paving, shoulder improvements and drainage improvements. $7.9million (actual)

Route 5 (Santa Rita, from Route 2 to naval Magazine). Reconstruction of two travel lanes, expanded shoulders, and drainage improvements. $10.4million (est.)

Route 14 (Chalan San Antonio) in Tamuning….Re-paving of all six travel lanes and one middle
lane. From the ITC intersection to the Guam Hilton. The roundabout will also be re-configured
to function properly as a roundabout is intended to. $11.7 million (est.)

Territorial Highway Funds
GovGuam Islandwide Village Street Pavement Program:

1. Talofofo Highway Rt 4A (Joe P. Cruz St. to Elementary School) $315k
2. Talofofo Highway Rt 4A (N. San Muguel to Ernest P. Santos St.) 743
3. Maimai Road, Chalan Pago 578
4. Duenas St, Agat 133
5. Cook Street, Agat 46
6. Perry Street, Agat 38
7. N. Eugenio St, Agat 70
8. Chalan Chandiha, Inarajan 52
9. Francisco Perez St., Ipan 137
10. Chalan Aguon, Menenngon Yona 356
11. Felix P. Pangelinan Drive, Santa Rita 112
12. Tun Ignacio Chana/David Flores Ct., Yigo

Economic Infrastructure
$203 Million in Airport projects
terminal, runway, and fire & rescue improvements
$45 Million in Port projects
wharf and pier repairs
Waterline and access roads
Warehouse and building repairs
$ 4 Million GRTA Operations Center
Fisherman’s Coop $5M hot bond

Village Improvements
$14.7 million in ARP funding for water improvements
Sinajana Walks $150 thousand in Community Development Block
Grant (CBDG) funding
Res Treatment Ctr for Women /Salvation Army CDBG $1.4 million
Sinajana Central Community Arts Hall CDBG $769,949
$12 Million GHURA financing for I Learn Academy Charter School
Ordot CPO Multipurpose Emergency Center $8.8 million in federal and local funds
Ordot CPO Mayors office renovation $468 thousand local funds

Village Improvements
New Swimming Pool $6 million DOI funding
Inarajan Basketball Court $838,679 CDBG
Rehab of Umatac Baseball Field $300,000 plus $384,441 CDBG
Rehab/New Const. Comm Rec.Facility MTM $464,567 CDBG
$250 K Saulaglula (Inarajan) Pool Repairs
– Limited gaming Fund
$35K new Agana tennis court lighting DOI
$4.4M gyms and recreation facilities DOI

Public Facilities
$1.5 Million Foster care facility DOI
$2.5 Million DOI for a permanent Homeless Shelter
$270 thousand Agriculture facility improvements
including a wet lab DOI
Masso Reservoir engineering assessment $30 thousand
DOI
$600 thousand GRTA Park and Ride facility A/E

Housing
$66Million in tax credits from GHURA to
finance the construction of more
affordable housing
$3.6 Million for the acquisition and
rehabilitation of affordable rental units for
GHURA
Guam Housing Corp. has funded a $1.4
million renovation of 23 affordable rental
housing units in Lada Gardens

ARP subsidies to help keep down power and
water rates and to freeze Port tariff rates
GPA $15 million
GWA $14.4 million
Port $15 million