Question 1

Will my power go out tonight on Guam?

Accepted Answer

Usually no. Guam Power Authority runs rotating outages only as a last resort, when island demand between 4 p.m. and 11 p.m. exceeds available generating capacity. If GPA does shed load, outages last up to one hour and power returns at the top of the hour. Guam Alert Hub lists every village's possible window and the streets involved at guamalerthub.com/rotating-outages.

Question 2

Is there a weather alert or typhoon warning for Guam right now?

Accepted Answer

Guam Alert Hub shows every active National Weather Service Guam alert — warnings, watches and advisories — live on its homepage, along with the island's current Condition of Readiness (COR). During a typhoon the site switches to live storm tracking.

Question 3

What is Guam's current COR (Condition of Readiness)?

Accepted Answer

The current COR is shown in the status bar on every page of Guam Alert Hub, read from Guam Homeland Security / Office of Civil Defense advisories. COR 4 is normal readiness; COR 1 means destructive winds are expected within 12 hours.

Question 4

Is my power out on Guam, and when will it be back?

Accepted Answer

The Guam Alert Hub outage tracker lists Guam Power Authority scheduled and rotating outages by village, with dates and time windows, and links to GPA's official notice. Report an active outage to GPA Trouble Dispatch at (671) 475-1472.

Question 5

Where can I dump trash, bulky items or hazardous waste on Guam?

Accepted Answer

GSWA residential transfer stations in Harmon, Agat and Malojloj are open Thursday through Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Tuesday and Wednesday. The Harmon Household Hazardous Waste Facility takes paints, oils, batteries, bulbs and electronics free for residents. Guam Alert Hub's Donate & Dispose page lists what each site accepts and rejects.

Question 6

Where do I find today's Guam news?

Accepted Answer

The Guam News Wire on Guam Alert Hub aggregates headlines from the Guam Daily Post, Pacific Daily News, KUAM News, Kandit and Pacific Island Times on one page, each linking to the original newsroom.

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