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Governor states Puerto Rico construction permit times fell 42.1%

Regulatory orders, legislative hearings and community events were reported across Puerto Rico this week.

Tainá Morales Cepeda
Technology and AI Correspondent
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Governor Jenniffer González Colón stated at the Puerto Rico Builders Association convention that consolidated construction permit processing time fell 42.1% from 107 days in 2024 to 62 days in 2026.[1] Suzanne Roig Fuertes, Secretary of Puerto Rico's Department of the Family, appeared before the Senate Family Commission for a public hearing regarding a $38 million tender process.[2] Roig testified before the Senate that the PAN to SNAP transition was unrelated to the canceled Star Academy contract initiative.[3] The Puerto Rico Energy Board ordered the Electric Authority and Genera PR to deliver invoices, payment proofs, and documents related to credits and adjustments for three natural gas supply contracts with NFEnergía LLC.[4] LUMA Energy is scheduled to perform maintenance, repair and improvement works on electrical infrastructure in multiple municipalities on October 8, 2026.[5] Attorneys Manuel Natal and Eva Prados of Movimiento Victoria Ciudadana announced they requested billing and work records for law firm MZLS LLC from the Puerto Rico Senate and San Juan Municipality.[6] Community organization Lee Conmigo will host the Muévete Conmigo family event on October 17 at San Patricio Plaza in Guaynabo, to raise $25,000 for its children's library.[7]
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  1. Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González Colón stated at the Puerto Rico Builders Association convention that consolidated construction permit processing time fell 42.1% from 107 days in 2024 to 62 days in 2026. · San Juan Daily Star
  2. Suzanne Roig Fuertes, Secretary of Puerto Rico's Department of the Family, appeared before the Senate Family Commission for a public hearing regarding a $38 million tender process. · WAPA.TV
  3. Suzanne Roig Fuertes testified before the Puerto Rico Senate that the PAN to SNAP transition was unrelated to the canceled Star Academy contract initiative. · esnoticiapr.com
  4. The Puerto Rico Energy Board (NEPR) ordered the Electric Authority (AEE) and Genera PR to deliver invoices, payment proofs, and documents related to credits and adjustments for three natural gas supply contracts with NFEnergía LLC. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
  5. LUMA Energy is scheduled to perform maintenance, repair, and improvement works on electrical infrastructure in multiple municipalities in Puerto Rico on October 8, 2026. · Primera HoraPuerto Rico
  6. Attorneys Manuel Natal and Eva Prados of the Movimiento Victoria Ciudadana (MVC) announced they requested billing and work records for law firm MZLS LLC, linked to Anthony Maceira, from the Puerto Rico Senate and San Juan Municipality. · Periódico La Perla
  7. The organization Lee Conmigo will host a family event called Muévete Conmigo on October 17, 2026, at San Patricio Plaza in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, to raise $25,000 for its children's library. · Ey Boricua
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