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Senator Gumatalo Advances Bill 51-38 COR for Guam Police Department Property Transfer

October 01, 2025 | General Government Operations and Appropriations , Legislative, Guam


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Senator Gumatalo Advances Bill 51-38 COR for Guam Police Department Property Transfer
The 38th Guam Legislature convened on October 1, 2025, to discuss several key legislative matters, including the progression of bills aimed at addressing local governance and public policy.

One of the primary topics was the motion to advance Bill 21-38 COR, which underwent amendments both in committee and on the floor. The motion to replace the bill and move it to the third reading was met with no objections, indicating a smooth progression through the legislative process. The bill's cosponsors include Senators Jesse Lujan, Chris Duenas, Shelley Cabo, Vince Borja, Vice Speaker Toni, Sabrina Salas Matanani, Shango Matato, and Joseph Augustine, along with Senator Will Parkinson.

Following this, Senator Gumatalo introduced Bill 51-38 COR, which seeks to amend public law regarding the transfer of ownership of Lot Number 7054-1 in the Municipality of Jigo from the Tomorrowland Trust Commission to the Guam Police Department. Senator Gumatalo emphasized the importance of this legislation, suggesting it addresses a timely public policy need.

The meeting highlighted the collaborative efforts among senators to advance significant legislative measures, reflecting ongoing initiatives to enhance governance and community welfare in Guam. Further discussions and votes on these bills are expected in upcoming sessions, as the legislature continues its work on pressing local issues.

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