Government

Guam's fire and emergency services agency — fire suppression, EMS and ambulance response, 911 dispatch, fire prevention and inspections across the island. Call 911 for emergencies.

Guam's public library system — books, print & scan services, and community programs at the main branch in Hagåtña and branches around the island.

Guam's official tourism agency — promoting the island as a world-class destination since 1983, with visitor guides, events, safety resources and support for the local tourism industry.

A legislative body of young leaders representing the voices of Guam's youth in government since 1975, established under Chapter 7, Title 2 of the Guam Code Annotated — civic participation, leadership development and youth-driven policy for the island's future.

Office of Congressman James C. Moylan — Guam's Delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives, serving on the Armed Services, Foreign Affairs, and Education & Workforce Committees. District office in Hagåtña for constituent services, federal agency help and flag requests.

Office of Governor Lourdes 'Lou' Leon Guerrero — the ninth Governor of Guam, based at the Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor's Complex in Adelup.

Office of Lieutenant Governor Joshua 'Josh' Tenorio — the 10th elected Lieutenant Governor of Guam, based at the Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor's Complex in Adelup.

Senator Chris 'Malafunkshun' Barnett, Guam Legislature — a grass-roots voice since 25 years on local radio with cultural humor, satire and investigative reporting, now serving his second term fighting for schools, public safety and the arts. Reach his office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Christopher M. Dueñas, Guam Legislature — constituent services and legislative work for the people of Guam.

Office of Senator Jesse A. Lujan, Guam Legislature — constituent services and legislative work for the people of Guam.

Office of Senator Joe S. San Agustin, Guam Legislature — a veteran lawmaker and longtime champion of Guam's educational system as a former Guam Board of Education chairman. Reach his office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Sabina Flores Perez, Guam Legislature — constituent services and legislative work for the people of Guam.

Office of Senator Sabrina Salas Matanane — Legislative Secretary of the 38th Guam Legislature and Chairperson of the Committee on Health and Veterans Affairs. Former KUAM journalist and news director. Reach her office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Shelly Calvo — Majority Whip of the 38th Guam Legislature and Chairperson of the Committee on Child Welfare, Youth Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women's Affairs, Disability Services, the Arts, Culture, Historic Preservation and Hagåtña Restoration. Reach her office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Telo Taitague, Guam Legislature — a longtime public servant and former Deputy General Manager of the Guam Visitors Bureau, focused on senior housing, healthcare and government efficiency. Reach her office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Therese M. Terlaje — serving her fifth consecutive term in the Guam Legislature, including two terms as Speaker. Vice Chairperson of the Justice Committee, advocating for healthcare access, government transparency and Guam's cultural and environmental resources. Reach her office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Tina Rose Muña Barnes — the longest-serving sitting senator and longest-serving woman senator in Guam history, now in her tenth legislative term, including terms as Speaker and Vice Speaker. Reach her office for constituent services.

Office of Senator Vince Borja, Guam Legislature — constituent services and legislative work for the people of Guam.

Office of Senator William A. Parkinson — serving his second term in the Guam Legislature, advocating for victim protection, public safety and working families. Son of seven-term Speaker Don Parkinson and a former wildland firefighter. Reach his office for constituent services.

Office of Speaker Frank F. Blas Jr. — Speaker of the 38th Guam Legislature, serving his seventh legislative term. Former Guam Police Department officer and Guam's first Homeland Security Advisor. Reach his office for constituent services.

Office of Vice Speaker V. Anthony 'Tony' Ada, 38th Guam Legislature — Chairman of the Committee on Rules and the Committee on Land, Environment, Housing, Agriculture, Parks and Infrastructure. Reach his office for constituent services.

Office of the Attorney General of Guam — the island's chief legal and law enforcement office, with divisions for general crimes, government corruption, civil, solicitors, family, child support enforcement, consumer protection and crime victims' services.