The Guam Economic Development Authority can pay the travel expenses of non-GEDA employees, but it is legally required to publicly justify the reason for each trip, according to a legal opinion from ...
More than $300,000 in Guam Economic Development Authority grants are available for community projects such as those dealing ...
The Guam Economic Development Authority keeps money from the qualifying certificates it issues because it has few other options for funding, said David John, vice chairman of GEDA’s board. “I would ...
Gov. Eddie Calvo seven years ago decided to put the Guam Economic Development Authority in charge of about $55 million in bond-funded capital improvement projects, including the project to build the ...
Several businesses that receive tax breaks from the government of Guam are required to pay large amounts of money to the Guam Economic Development Authority each year as a condition of their 20-year ...
The Guam Economic Development Authority is considering buying the former Hakubotan building, which sits on Tamuning land owned by the government and managed by GEDA, and whose current owner is close ...
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