Employees and the residents of Guam deal with dilapidated buildings (e.g. schools , GMH, restrooms at parks, none functional pools, prison) and old equipment (port cranes, police officer safety equipment, firefighter equipment) that cause unsafe working conditions. What have you done under your tenure to address the deficiencies? What are your plans to resolve and fund the ongoing issues of maintaining and building, if necessary, new facilities?

The Government of Guam spends millions each year on renting facilities around the island. Addressing this issue has the potential to create a revenue to stream to address the government facilities in disrepair. What are your plans, in your capacity as Governor once elected, to reduce the rental costs of the government?

The wages of government and private sector employees have historically lagged behind their national counterparts. This creates an environment where people leave Guam to pursue a better life elsewhere. Most private sector employees rely on social security for their retirement, and the new Government of Guam retirement plan is a paltry 401K equivalent with up to 5% matching. What have you done and what will you do in your role as governor to offer a competitive salary for government employees and to foster an environment where private businesses will prioritize an increase in wages and salaries? What plan do you have to ensure that public and private employees can retire with a decent safety net?

The housing prices skyrocketed, and it remains beyond reach for individuals starting a family. In addition, homelessness appears to be on the rise. How will you address the lack of housing inventory and homelessness?