THE Attorney General’s Office has announced that it has received the revised contract for the new Guam Memorial Hospital administrator’s contract. The contract was received last week Thursday.
Earlier, the AGO returned the contract to GMH in mid-June for revisions. Revisions must be made before the new GMH administrator, Joseph Verga, can take charge of the position. Verga was supposed to begin on July 1.
At this time, it is unclear when Verga will start. The contract must be reviewed then signed by Attorney General Lenny Rapadas before being sent off to the Governor’s Office.
According to GMH board of trustees president Lee Webber, the new administrator cannot take office until the contract is approved because part of the contract was to provide temporary lodging allowance.
The original contract last May provided for an annual salary of $200,000 and a lodging allowance of $229 per day for up to 30 days.
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News Flash / July 1, 2025: The new contract undergoing its 549th revision was inadvertanly misplaced during transition between the AGO and the GMH Bored and Pepsi. Exact point of disappearance uncertain. As no copies remain, the GMH Bored will start anew with a contract.
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