Disaster Recovery Updates (Tinian): US Army Corps of Engineers, with CNMI HSEM and FEMA, is running residential debris removal on Tinian. Residents should sort debris by vegetative debris, appliances, construction/demolition debris, sheet metal, electronics, and household hazardous materials, and keep regular trash out of the operation. Don’t block roads, fire hydrants, or utility meters; once a roadway is cleared, don’t dump debris there again. USACE hotline: (670) 588-9850. Energy & Resilience (CNMI): A CNMI senator is pushing a study of advanced nuclear options, including small modular reactors and microreactors, to reduce reliance on imported fuel and improve power resilience after Super Typhoon Sinlaku. Housing After Sinlaku (CNMI): Utah’s BOX House/Ready Pod is donating 10 rapidly deployable homes for Sinlaku survivors, with Gov. David Apatang meeting recipients and partners. Power Restoration (Tinian): Large US military generators have been connected to Tinian’s grid to restore community-scale electricity while permanent repairs continue. Tourism Hit (CNMI): Marianas Visitors Authority reports April arrivals fell 72% to 3,277 after Sinlaku disrupted flights and damaged infrastructure. Local Funding (Saipan): $1.5M from remaining exclusive casino license fees is being allocated to health, solar, youth, and community projects, including $1.2M for Kagman Community Health Center. Shipping & Supply Chains: After Sinlaku, shipping and logistics are back to full operational capacity on Guam, but perishable grocery logistics and fuel distribution still face lingering hurdles. Off-Grid Interest (CNMI): Rising electricity costs and outage fears are driving more residents toward off-grid solar plans. Deep-Sea Mining Policy (Guam): Guam’s governor signed a deep-sea mining ban for Guam and nearshore waters, with fines up to $50,000 per day and restrictions tied to port use without full community consultation. Regional Military Work (CNMI/Guam): A $249M US military MilCon architect-engineer contract was awarded, with work including Guam and Tinian, alongside senior Indo-Pacific coordination meetings in Saipan. Sports & Community: Pickleball’s Team CNMI fundraising tournament is set for June 26–28 in Saipan, and LaoLao Bay Golf & Resort will reopen limited golf operations starting June 6.