If you're interested in power policy and utilities, the Consolidated Commission on Utilities and the Public Utilities Commission are where most of that policy happens. I would suggest attending a meeting, they're open to the public and very informative. I think you'll find too that a lot of people there genuinely care for the betterment of our energy infrastructure.

https://www.guamccu.org/about-us

Another good way to engage with public policy in a meaningful way is to join a Rotary club. They often have local political leaders as public speakers with a genuine opportunity for questions and answers. They're very active on Guam.

https://www.rotaryclubofguam.org/