Several Public Officers have undergone training to ensure that businesses adhere to COVID-19 preventative measures as the Territory prepares to reopen following the curfew period. 

The public is being informed that cheques can be collected at the Treasury Department's main office, east wing of the Ralph T. O'Neal Central Administration Complex

Good Day Public Officers,  I take this time to wish you God’s blessings in hopes you and your family are all doing well during this period.  As you are aware, a 14-day extension of the curfew begins today, Thursday, 2nd April and ends on Thursday, 16th April. Undoubtedly, this is being done in the best interest of the health and safety of all public officers and wider Virgin Islands community.

A pleasant Good Day and God’s Blessings to each and every one of you and your families. I pray that you and your loved ones are safe and in good health.

The Office of the Complaints Commissioner is informing the public of its adjusted accessibility in light of COVID-19 and restrictions imposed by  Cabinet. The office will close at 12:30 p.m. on March 26 and will remain closed until   further notice.

The public is notified that pensions will be paid today March 24 at the Treasury Department.

El Departamento de Inmigración le informa al público, que medidas han sido implementadas para reforzar la práctica de distanciamiento social a la luz de la pandemia del coronavirus COVID-19 y que ahora solo permite cinco (5) personas dentro del área del lobby en un momento dado.

Yesterday, you heard that in Cabinet we took further measures to secure our borders, safeguard our children and elderly, and some of the other ways the Virgin Islands Government is aggressively working to prevent the Coronavirus COVID-19 from reaching the Territory. 

Office of the Deputy Governor Circular No. 3 of 2020 which refers to the Public Service Continuity Of Operations (In light of the Coronavirus Pandemic).