Homeland Security sees a third of staff leave in less than a year; internal dispute in limbo
Over a third of the employees at the Office of Homeland Security and Civil Defense have left in about nine months, officials confirmed.
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Over a third of the employees at the Office of Homeland Security and Civil Defense have left in about nine months, officials confirmed.
A dispute over the firing of an employee with the Guam Offices of Civil Defense and Homeland Security for allegedly breaching the government of Guam’s secure computer network remains on
A dispute over the firing of an employee with the Guam Office of Homeland Security and Civil Defense over an alleged breach of the government of Guam’s internal computer network
What began as a dispute over the firing of an employee with the Guam Offices of Homeland Security and Civil Defense has spiraled into a web of accusations involving agency
Homeland Security asks mayors for storage space By Anne Wen View Comments Guam needs more storage space to house personal protective equipment, according to Leo Espia, Guam Homeland Security/Office of Civil Defense deputy administrator. "We are in the process of getting warehouses with the hope that we can have territorial or state stockpiles," Espia said at a Wednesday Mayors' Council of Guam meeting. "This stockpile is not just triggered by COVID-19 but also by typhoon preparedness in a COVID environment." Guam has a stockpile at the Astumbo Gym, but Guam Homeland Security hopes other ...