The reshuffling includes the Guam Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Administration, the Department of Corrections, and the Hagatna Restoration and Redevelopment Authority, as well as the Guam Recovery Office, within the Office of Homeland Security and Civil Defense.

Guam EPA Deputy Administrator Michelle Lastimoza will take over for retiring administrator, Walter Leon Guerrero. According to a news release she has 27 years of environmental and public health management experience, and was an environmental health specialist at the agency. She holds a b.a. In biology from the University of Guam.

Lisa Fisher takes over as DOA deputy director. She replaces Bernie Gines who Adelup says left to pursue other opportunities. Fisher's background is in risk and regulatory compliance, finance and administration, and human resources in the banking, federal government, and military sectors. She holds a b.a. In psychology and a master's degree in organizational management from UOG.

Joe Carbullido is back as acting director of corrections following the passing of director Bob Camacho. Carbullido is a major with the Guam Police Department and previously served as DOC director from 2019 to 2022. Andrew Atoigue will join him as the new deputy.  Atoigue brings 24 years of law enforcement experience with GPD, the airport police K9 unit, and as department chair of the criminal justice and social science department at UOG.

Adrian Cruz takes over for Lasia Casil as the administrator of the Hagatna Restoration and Redevelopment Authority. Casil says she stepped down to focus on her business. Cruz is a former senior policy advisor to the governor and deputy director of the Department of Agriculture.

And Joseph Cabana is the new Recovery Office director, replacing the retired David Cruz. Cabana's background is in airport management and finance administration.