Director of the Water and Sewage Department, Mrs. Perline Scatliffe-Leonard said she is anticipating that the building which houses her staff will be completed by the middle of the year, before the hurricane season begins.

Director of the Water and Sewage Department Mrs. Pearline Scatliffe-Leonard has said that her department is working to provide a 24 hour service in the various communities, as the Territory joins the rest of the world in observing World Water Day on Friday, March 22.

Residents of the Virgin Islands are urged to be mindful that water is a basic human right, as the Territory prepares to join the global observation of World Water Day on Friday, March 22.

The public is advised that the Fat Hog’s Bay road from the Seventh Day Adventist Church to Gram’s Place will be closed from Thursday, March 14 .............

The Member for the Third District to ask the Honourable Minister for Communications and Works the following questions:

The Member for the Second District to ask the Honourable Minister for Communications and Works the following questions

Director of the Water and Sewage Department Mrs. Perline Scatliffe-Leonard was re-elected Vice President of the Caribbean Water and Sewage Association (CAWASA).

The public is notified that the Johns Hole road adjacent the Althea Scatliffe Primary School, will be closed to traffic from Thursday November 15 to Friday November 23 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily.

The construction of the Maya Cove reservoir that stores water for distribution to the eastern part of Tortola is now complete.  

Minister for Communication and Works, Mark Vanterpool has said the 1.5 million dollars donated by the United Kingdom Government along with funds from the Government of the Virgin Islands has made it possible for the recovery of reservoirs throughout the Territory.