“This is what collaboration looks like.”

— Lt. Governor Joshua F. Tenorio, shared the progress on May 28 at the Guam Chamber of Commerce’s membership luncheon of Guam’s Islandwide Beautification Task Force through the Government of Guam’s partnership by agencies and non-profits such as Guam Animals in Need to take action on stray dog, abandoned vehicles, cleanups, and future plans for liens on abandoned properties.
 

“We would all agree there is room for improvement.”

— Benjamin H. Ferguson, vice president of P.H.R. Ken Micronesia Inc. and general manager of Pacific Islands Club Guam. He also spoke at the chamber’s luncheon about graffiti and trash along Marine Corp. Drive, and a joint effort by the Guam Chamber of Commerce and the Guam Visitors Bureau to pair with Guam Crime Stoppers through its P3Tips app, to catch offenders. The Chamber and GVB are offering rewards for tips from a fund of $2,000.