by Nick Delgado

Guam - The Na' Gas' Gas Program is set to kick off again next week. Sinajana Vice Mayor Robert Hofmann says island mayors now have half a million dollars transferred from the recycling revolving fund so the clean up program can continue. However, Hofmann says this time the program will be done all at one time in each village. He says the purchase orders for the program will go out next week.

He said, "It will all be issued out to private companies, each mayor is what we want to do it hire the private companies closet to that district and these private companies have to be approved to remove solid waste 146 the list is provided by EPA that says here's who on Guam is allowed to do these things and they said basically and they said go from that list."

He adds the funds will be broken down to about $14,000 for each district so mayors can purchase heavy equipment as well as pay for services from various recycling centers.