CNMI governor declares partial government shutdown
KUAM reports: EEO Report | FCC Public Files | FCC Applications CNMI Governor David Apatang declared a partial government shutdown on Wednesday. An executive order issued just before 6 p.m. says the shutdown is due to a lack of an appropriations act for Fiscal Year 2027. The order states that the CNMI’s Appropriations and Budget Authority Act of 2027 was received by the Office of the Governor at 10:36 a.m. on September 30, affording insufficient time to properly review the legislation before the October 1, 2026 deadline.
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KUAM reports: EEO Report | FCC Public Files | FCC Applications CNMI Governor David Apatang declared a partial government shutdown on Wednesday. An executive order issued just before 6 p.m. says the shutdown is due to a lack of an appropriations act for Fiscal Year 2027. The order states that the CNMI’s Appropriations and Budget Authority Act of 2027 was received by the Office of the Governor at 10:36 a.m. on September 30, affording insufficient time to properly review the legislation before the October 1, 2026 deadline.