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The Cost of Crime is Too High! Reclaiming our Virgin Islands!
Join us at the 24th-26th September anti-crime summit, as we, together, develop a strategy to reduce crime in the Virgin Islands. We must continue to be safe, supported. and seen. The cost of crime is too high!
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FIRST TWO ACTS OF 2026 GAZETTED FOR PUBLIC REVIEW
The Cabinet Office is notifying the public that the first two Acts of 2026 have been published for public review.
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Gun Violence Highlighted as Primary Crime Concern in Virgin Islands Ahead of Inaugural Anti-Crime Summit
Crime in the Virgin Islands has risen by 13 percent over the past year, based on a comparison of the period from January to July, according to Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Mr. Kenrick Davis, who confirmed that gun violence remains a major concern, but domestic violence is the leading contributor to the overall increase in reported crimes.
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Virgin Islands Delegates Report Productive Meeting at SEATRADE 2025
At Seatrade Cruise Global 2025 in Miami (7–10 April), Minister for Communications and Works Kye M. Rymer led a multi‑agency BVI delegation that met with cruise‑industry leaders to reinforce existing ties and forge new partnerships. Emphasising sustainability and the Territory’s distinctive appeal, the team joined workshops on emerging trends and strategies, aiming to secure long‑term growth for the Virgin Islands’ cruise sector. Deputy BVI Ports Authority head Dean Fahie said the productive talks will spur mutual success for the Territory and its cruise partners, positioning the BVI for a greener, more competitive future in global cruising.
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Launch And Youth Rally – Virgin Islands Anti-Crime Summit
The National Security Council (NSC) is inviting youth of all ages, youth groups and organisations, parents, guardians and the general public to the Virgin Islands Anti-Crime Summit 2025 Launch and Youth Rally on Friday, August 15.
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Third Quarter Public Sector Debt Bulletin
Q3 2025 Debt Update At the end of the third quarter of 2025, the public sector debt of the Government of the Virgin Islands stood at $145.95 million, reflecting a steady decline compared to previous quarters and years. This reduction—driven by ongoing debt servicing—marks an 18.7% decrease since September 2023, with no new disbursements recorded during the quarter.
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Tender opportunity announced for Prospect Reef infrastructure works
The Government of the Virgin Islands invites tenders for road rehabilitation works at Prospect Reef, Tortola. The project includes demolition, excavation, site clearance, and the construction of concrete culverts, drainage, and pavement improvements. Tender documents are available upon request via email to procurement@gov.vg with the subject “Prospect Reef Road Rehabilitation.” A virtual pre-tender meeting will be held on Thursday, 4th December 2025 at 10:00 a.m. (local time). Tenders must be submitted by 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 20th January 2026. Late submissions will not be considered. Tenders will be publicly opened at 11:00 a.m. on the same day via WebEx. For full details, contact the Procurement Unit at (284) 468-4245 or email procurement@gov.vg.
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Opening of Public Schools for the 2025-2026 Academic Year
The Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports advises the public that the 2025–2026 academic year will officially commence as follows:
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Education Month 2026 Continues With Week Four Activities
The Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports will continue its observance of Education Month 2026 with several activities scheduled for the week of 22nd–27th March.
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Virgin Islands Should Remain Vigilant After Hurricane Erin
Director of Disaster Management Jasen Penn has said that Hurricane Erin’s close pass is a reminder that the busiest period of the Atlantic Hurricane Season is now underway.