AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHIV Update: American Samoa’s Health Department says there is no known local HIV outbreak; it encourages people who may be at risk to seek confidential testing and prevention advice. HIV is not spread through travel or everyday contact. Safe Water: The AS-EPA Water Lab earned U.S. EPA certification to test drinking water for microbial contamination, with approval through 2029. Maternal and Child Health: American Samoa will receive $1.6 million in federal funding to expand voluntary home visits for expectant parents and families with young children. Disability Services: A new federal award will establish a community-led independent living center, connecting people with disabilities to health, housing, employment and other support. Substance Use: Gov. Pulaali’i has replaced the Comprehensive Substance Abuse Council with a council focused on opioid and substance-use prevention, treatment and settlement funds. Dengue Prevention: Hawaii reported its eighth travel-related dengue case of 2026. Dengue is also a year-round risk in American Samoa; health officials advise travelers to check advisories and residents to remove standing water where mosquitoes breed.
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