Career Development Resource Area – Your Gateway to Opportunity

The Career Development Resource Area provides Virgin Islanders and Belongers with appointment-only access to online career services—ideal for those without internet. Support includes job applications, resume updates, online courses, and registration for the Labour Management System. Contact the Department of Labour and Workforce Development to book.

Cabinet Decisions - Meetings of 29th October

His Excellency, the Governor Mr. Daniel Pruce, chaired the meeting held on 29th October, 2025.

Huntum’s Ghut Road Works and Partial Road Closure on June 13

Residents along Evans Road are informed that retaining wall and road pavement construction will begin on Friday, June 13, lasting about two months. The road will be closed to through traffic, with residents on the upper side directed to use Horsepath Road for access. Motorists should exercise caution and follow traffic signs. The Ministry of Communication and Works apologizes for any inconvenience and will provide updates as work continues.

UK cyber experts enhance Virgin Islands’ resilience

Cyber specialists funded by the UK Government, in collaboration with the Department of Information Technology (DoIT), conducted a national cyber security risk assessment (NCRA) and training programme in the Virgin Islands. The training, held from March 17-21, focused on improving security for critical infrastructure in sectors like government, health, and energy. DoIT is now equipped to conduct annual assessments to mitigate risks and support further investment in cyber security. Governor Daniel Pruce praised the efforts to enhance resilience against cyber threats.

New Strategic Framework to Enhance Public Service Transformation

The Office of the Deputy Governor has launched a new strategic framework for the Public Service Transformation Programme. This framework aims to guide the development of the Public Service by focusing on key areas: Customer Service, Public Administration, Digital Transformation, and Good Governance. It outlines roles, responsibilities, and provides Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for monitoring progress. The goal is to create a high-performing, client-centric organization that ensures exceptional service, good governance, and sustainable development.

Shop Light Installation Tender Opened for Joyce Samuel Primary School

The Government of the Virgin Islands acting through the Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs & Sports is inviting qualified vendors to submit a tender for the supply and installation of seventy-four (74) LED shop lights at Joyce Samuel Primary School, located in Belle Vue, Tortola.

VI Government Reports Progress on Implementation of Discretionary Powers Policy

The Government of the Virgin Islands is advancing the implementation of its Discretionary Powers Policy to enhance transparency, accountability, and ethical decision-making in the Public Service. Since its launch in March 2025, the policy has been promoted through virtual webinars and in-person workshops to educate public officers on its application within the law. A digital platform is being developed to track discretionary decisions and ensure consistency, with training forthcoming. Premier Honourable Natalio D. Wheatley stressed the importance of officers understanding the Virgin Islands Constitution and relevant laws to safeguard the Territory’s future. The Premier’s Office continues to lead in policy development and cross-ministry coordination, with the Discretionary Powers Policy exemplifying its commitment to good governance. More information is available at gov.vg.

Premier's Office Concludes Town Hall Meetings on COI Governance Reforms

The Premier’s Office recently held a series of town hall meetings to discuss the 48 Recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry (COI) and their impact on Virgin Islands governance. The meetings, part of the GREAT VI initiative, aimed to promote transparent governance and public participation. Premier Dr. Natalio D. Wheatley emphasized the importance of public feedback in shaping the future. The sessions took place across Anegada, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, and Jost Van Dyke, where ministers explained the reforms and answered questions. Feedback collected will be considered as the government implements the reforms, continuing its commitment to transparent, accountable, and inclusive governance.

13 Junior Customs Officers Begin Introductory Training Course

Thirteen (13) junior customs officers have begun a three (3) week training course that is focused on equipping the officers with the basic competencies needed to be successful in their roles.

The Junior Officers Basics Training course is facilitated by the Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council (CCLEC) and the Virgin Islands Public Service Learning Institute (VIPSLI). The officers will be

VI Government Seeks Professionals for the Landscaping and Manicuring of the Park Adjacent to the QEII Park

The Government of the Virgin Islands is accepting bids for a contract for the landscaping and manicuring of the Queen Elizabeth II Park. The contract will be for the duration of 2026 commencing on 1 March, 2026.