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More applicants could be approved for mortgage relief program
By Jerick Sablan
More applicants for a mortgage relief program could be approved after federal officials allowed changing income eligibility requirements.
So far only three applications have been approved and paid out for Guam s COVID-19 Mortgage Relief Program, which was launched in late 2020, Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority Executive Director Ray Topasna said.
The program s federal income guidelines are too restrictive, rendering the majority of residents ineligible for relief, acting Guam Housing Corporation President Edith Pangelinan has said.
Topasna announced the change during an Interagency Council on Homelessness and the Office of Homelessness and Poverty Prevention meeting Thursday.
Governor announces new cabinet appointments
Staff Reports
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero announced the following cabinet appointments:
Sarah Thomas-Nededog has been tapped as executive director for the Office of Homelessness Assistance and Poverty Prevention. Thomas-Nededog has served as the deputy director for the Government of Guam Association of Retired Persons Senior Citizens Program, program officer for the Guam Humanities Council and executive director for Sanctuary Inc.
Edith Pangelinan has been named president of the Guam Housing Corporation. Most recently, she served as deputy director of the Department of Administration. Pangelinan has over 40 years of experience in both the private and public sectors, which includes service at the Guam Environmental Protection Agency, the Bureau of Budget and Management Research and the Guam Airport Authority.