Public schools in the Northern Marianas have finally settled their outstanding $US2.7 million utilities bill.
After years of owing the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation, the CNMI Public School System paid the company last week.
The corporation sued the state education agency in 2013 for failing to pay over $5.9 million for utility services.
The agency agreed to pay $100,000 monthly starting in November 2015.
The main hospital in the Northern Marianas has agreed to try and clear the 14 million US dollars it owes the territory's utility.
The main hospital in the Northern Marianas has agreed to try and clear the 14 million US dollars it owes the territory's utility.
The CNMI Supreme Court has ruled that the Commonwealth Utilities Corporation can file a lawsuit against the Northern Marianas government for unpaid utility bills.
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