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Financial Oversight and Management Board
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October 2026
Oct 1–7
- Oversight Board Asks FEMA to Clarify Whether Municipalities Can Tax Federally Funded Construction Projects
For Puerto Rico's municipalities and residents, the clarification on construction taxes could impact the cost and feasibility of infrastructure projects funded by federal agencies.
September 2026
Sep 29–30
- Governor Announces $20.5 Million Allocation to Cover Special Education Transportation
The allocation of $20.5 million for special education transportation services will directly impact the education and daily lives of students with special needs and their families in Puerto Rico.
- UPR President Denies Rift With Unions After Heend Strike Vote
The potential strike by Heend union members could impact over 2,900 employees and the operations of the University of Puerto Rico, affecting local households and communities that rely on the institution.
- Oversight Board Clears $114 Million for Road Repaving in 40 Municipalities
For Puerto Rico's 40 municipalities, the road repavimentation and rehabilitation projects will improve road conditions, enhancing safety and accessibility for local residents and commuters.
Sep 22–28
- Puerto Rico Mayors Press Fiscal Board to Speed Up $89 Million in Budget Disbursements
For Puerto Rico's municipalities, receiving these funds is crucial to maintaining essential services, including care for the elderly and response to medical emergencies, which directly impacts local residents' quality of life.
- Puerto Rico Agriculture Department to Pay $33 Million Owed to Farmers
The payment of $33 million to farmers will support the local agricultural sector, which is a crucial part of Puerto Rico's economy.
- Appeals court rejects PREPA bondholders' claim against Puerto Rico's central government
The ruling affects the payment of $8.5 billion in bonds held by the AEE, which could impact the island's energy sector and economy.
Sep 15–21
- Fiscal Oversight Board releases $3.7 million in funds for UPR
The release of $3.7 million in funds to the University of Puerto Rico will support the institution's financial transformation and strengthen its financial information processes, ultimately benefiting the university's students, faculty, and staff.
- Fiscal Board Tells Rep. Gosar It Is Reviewing Municipal Taxes on Construction Projects
The review of municipal taxes on construction projects in Puerto Rico could impact the island's ability to secure federal funds for reconstruction efforts, affecting local communities and the economy.
- Fiscal Oversight Board Flags Fiscal Concerns Over 18 Pension Bills
For Puerto Rico's pensioners, the FOMB's concerns over these measures could impact the long-term stability of their retirement benefits, affecting their economic security and well-being.
Sep 8–14
- Legislator Vows to Fight Fiscal Oversight Board Over $1,000 Minimum Pension
Raising the minimum pension to $1,000 would directly impact the livelihood of government retirees in Puerto Rico, many of whom rely on this income for their daily needs.
Sep 1–7
- Power Expectations Alleges Conflict of Interest Behind Contract Cancellation
The cancellation of Power Expectations' contract affects the island's energy generation and the temporary generation project in Aguirre, which could impact local households and the economy.
August 2026
Aug 22–28
- Puerto Rico Treasury to Reopen Competition for Advertising Contract
The new competitive procurement process may increase transparency in government contracting for Puerto Rico's Treasury, potentially affecting local businesses and the island's economy.
Aug 15–21
- AAA Submits Amended Salary Proposal to Union Ahead of Weekend Vote
The proposed salary increase could impact the livelihoods of UIA members and their families, as well as the overall operations of the AAA, which provides essential services to communities across Puerto Rico.
- Power Expectations Swapped Enchanted Rock for Another Firm Without Fiscal Board or PREPA's Knowledge
This contract affects the island's energy generation and oversight, with implications for the local economy and households.
July 2026
Jul 8–14
- AEE Bondholders Reject Fiscal Board's $3 Billion Debt Offer
Puerto Rico's power grid and debt crisis
June 2026
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