At today's COVID briefing at Adelup, Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero announced GovGuam will be reopening next week and that she's extending the public health emergency until June 30.

Starting June 1 all Government of Guam agencies will reopen adhering to the 50 percent occupancy mandate and some employees will still be allowed to work from home. Category 3 employees' differential pay will expire once GovGuam reopens.

Also, come June 1, there will be new quarantine protocols for arrivals. Essential healthcare workers, people who have traveled to Guam for an emergency or personal hardship will be allowed to complete their 14-day quarantine at their residence or lodging location. They must be able to verify their identity using a valid Guam ID, a mayor's verification, or by signing a declaration of residency upon arrival.

Nonresidents will still be subject to the 14-day quarantine in a government facility. Diagnostic tests will still be allowed from no longer than a week prior to their arrival, which will allow them to self-quarantine at their rental lodging.

As for tourist arrivals, after the industry reopens on July 1, the governor said they are working to establish protocol and restrictions.

On testing, GovGuam will expand its outreach over the next couple of weeks. Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services Director Linda DeNorcey gave an overview of testing dates and locations:
June 3 - Yigo gym drive-thru open to all Yigo residents
June 4 - Dededo at the GHURA Senior Public Housing
June 5 - Sinajana for all Sinajana residents - drive-thru mayors office

June 8 - Central Public Health Facility for Palau residents returning to Palau

June 9 Inarajan for all Inarajan residents at the Southern Public Health Community
Health Center parking lot - drive-thru

June 10 - Mongmong-Toto-Maite for all village residents - on Aragon Street across the Toto church

June 11 - Merizo Senior Center

June 16 - Piti Mayor's Office

June 17 - Santa Rita Senior Center.
June 18 - Tamuning gym