The Hurricane Recovery and Resilience Task Force has held its first three community meetings on St. Croix as part of Governor Kenneth E. Mapp’s promise to ensure public input in plans for the long-term rebuilding of the Territory. More than 50 participants came to each of the St. Croix meetings on April 16 at UVI’s […]
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The Department of Public Works would like to announce that VITRAN will run additional buses during Carnival week, adding three (3) additional trips to its daily service. From Monday, April 23, through Friday, April 27, in addition to the normal schedule, buses will leave the VITRAN terminal in Estate Contant at 7 p.m., 9
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Governor Kenneth E. Mapp and Lt. Governor Osbert Potter have encouraged residents and visitors to take part in the upcoming Virgin Islands Carnival celebrations and to enjoy the festivities responsibly. The Governor, by proclamation, has granted administrative leave for government employees. The public is reminded that most Government offices will be closed during these periods. For employees in the
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The Virgin Islands Agriculture and Food Fair Planning Committee is now accepting applications from farmers who are interested in being considered for the 2018 Crop Farmer of the Year. The deadline for applications is May 4, 2018. “Despite the devastation of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, farmers have made significant strides in their recovery,” said Department
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Two modular units have arrived on St. Thomas and two units will soon arrive on St. Croix as temporary office space for the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). Offices in both districts were significantly damaged by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. On St. Thomas, one of the modular units will be used for the renewal of and
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Acting Governor Osbert E. Potter vetoed legislation Tuesday that is in conflict with federal laws established to protect the voting rights of overseas military personnel. Potter vetoed Bill No. 32-0189, which changes timelines for the filing of nomination papers with the Board of Elections, as well as reprograms funding for the 2018 primary elections. The bill was approved by
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A wide variety of new career opportunities within the Government of the U.S. Virgin Islands are now available to the public. Job openings include positions in accounting, education, law enforcement and engineering. “Through the tireless and strategic efforts of Governor Kenneth Mapp and the assistance of our federal partners, we are pleased to be in a position to offer meaningful employment opportunities
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U.S. Virgin Islands Governor Kenneth E. Mapp offered a message of condolence Tuesday evening on the passing of former First Lady Barbara Bush. “On behalf of the people of the Virgin Islands, I send my heartfelt condolences to the entire Bush family, as well as to our fellow Americans, as we mourn the loss of
GOVERNOR MAPP OFFERS CONDOLENCES ON THE PASSING OF FORMER FIRST LADY BARBARA BUSH Read More »
Governor Kenneth E. Mapp will be traveling out of the Territory to Puerto Rico on Tuesday, April 17. In his absence, Lieutenant Governor Osbert E. Potter will serve as Acting Governor through Thursday, April 19.
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Lieutenant Governor Osbert E. Potter notifies the public that pursuant to Act No. 8017, property taxpayers may pay their delinquent taxes with 100% waiver of all interest and penalties. The waiver only applies to tax years 2015 and prior, and is effective as of April 17, 2017. Amnesty payments will only be accepted in person
