A ballistic missile fired this morning is the first in more than two months.
Guam Homeland Security and Civil Defense issued a statement that said there was no immediate threat to the territory from the launch.
The Guam Homeland Security Advisor George Charfauros said the launch is a reminder to keep emergency plans updated.
"After two months of no missile activity out of North Korea, this morning's launch reminds us to keep emergency plans updated and be prepared for any scenario," he said.
