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Premier’s Remarks Welcoming TransAnguilla Airways Tortola to Anguilla Flight
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TRC Participates in CANTO 2025 in The Bahamas
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Remarks By The Honourable Vincent O. Wheatley Minister For Health And Social Development At The Press Conference For The Opening Of Ponce Health Science University School Of Medicine
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Governor and Premier Lead Efforts in the Fight Against Crime in the Virgin Islands
Everyone is invited to the upcoming Anti-Crime Summit to be held 24th-26th September. It's a call to action! His Excellency the Governor and the Honourable Premier are leading the charge in the fight against crime in the Virgin Islands.
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Waste Management Invites Tenders for Fencing and Oil Containment Structure
The Department of Waste Management is seeking quotations for fencing and constructing an oil containment structure at the Old Derelict Vehicle Storage site in Sea Cows Bay, Tortola. The project includes installing 220 feet of 6-foot-high chain link fencing with galvanized metal posts, and a 16-foot-wide double gate. Bidders must independently assess the site and submit two sealed copies of their proposal, including a quotation, certificates of good standing, a valid 2025 trade license, equipment proof, and a summary of company experience. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for July 8 at 11:00 a.m., and submissions are due by 4:00 p.m. on July 17, 2025. Evaluation will be based on methodology (20 marks), timeframe (20 marks), and price (60 marks). Proposals must be hand-delivered to the Department’s office at the Union Property Building, Botanic Station. For inquiries, contact Director Marcus Solomon at 284-468-4934.
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Coordinated Response to Flamingo Pond Fish Die-Off as Sargassum Season Intensifies
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FIRST TWO ACTS OF 2026 GAZETTED FOR PUBLIC REVIEW
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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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Public Officers Trained in Advanced First-Aid Course Emergency Care and Treatment (ECAT)
Law enforcement officers throughout the Public Service have strengthened their response capacity with the successful completion of the Emergency Care and Treatment (ECAT) Advanced First Aid Training Course, facilitated by the Virgin Islands Public Service Learning Institute (VIPSLI) as part of an ongoing training programme for law enforcement and border control agencies.
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Government’s Response to the Global Fuel Crisis and Its Impact on The Virgin Islands
Good morning, fellow Virgin Islanders and residents. Recent global events, especially the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and its effects on vital shipping routes like the Strait of Hormuz—have caused major disruptions to worldwide energy markets and trade. As a result, the Virgin Islands are now facing higher fuel prices, increased freight costs, and rising expenses for essential goods.