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The Guam Power Authority was given a Smart Energy Provider designation from the American Public Power Association on Oct. 25, according to a news release.

DGAP Stimmrechtsmitteilung: Aves One AG Aves One AG: Veröffentlichung gemäß § 40 Abs. 1 WpHG mit dem Ziel der europaweiten Verbreitung 16.08.2021 / 14:51 Veröffentlichung einer Stimmrechtsmitteilung

Hendersonville City Council Thursday unanimously approved companies to design and engineer a parking deck downtown. Walter Consultants was hired for $487,000 to design and engineer the project. The firm was one of five that submitted proposals. S&ME was also hired for $98,500 to perform construction materials testing and special inspections for the project. The four-story deck will house 253 parking spaces. The final design and cost for the nearly $11 million project on Church Street and Fifth Avenue West is expected to be brought to council for approval this summer.   Council members�...

Fire at Cabras power plant By Joe Taitano II View Comments Guam Fire Department units responded to the scene of a fire at the Cabras power plant in Piti Tuesday afternoon.  At approximately 3:03 p.m., an electrical panel at the GPA Cabras 1 Unit caught fire, a Guam Power Authority release stated. The unit was shut down. The fire involved a boiler, according to GFD spokesperson Cherika Chargualaf. Units arrived 3:44 p.m., she said.  As of 5:22 p.m., Chargualaf said, firefighters were still working on containment. It was confined to the boiler area, though it went as far as the third floor...

The Brown County Water Improvement District’s Lake Patrol has added a Fire Response Boat on Lake Brownwood.  After several fires at the lake in recent years, especially on the 4th of July holiday, the District saw a need for a quick fire response capability. Lake Patrol Chief Mark Davis, who was hired last year upon the retirement of Troy Henderson, was tasked with modifying an existing patrol boat.  “We wanted to use an existing patrol boat so that in the case of a fire, chances are we will already be on the water with the fire response boat,” said BCWID General Manager John Allen.