AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBVI Politics: Governor Daniel Pruce has secured a one-year extension, staying in office until January 2028, with security, governance reforms and UK constitutional talks flagged as priorities. Road & Transport: Work continues on the Fort Recovery to Cox Heath corridor, with the eastbound lane set to reopen Monday and crews moving to the westbound lane next. Public Works: Demolition for the Major Peebles Wing Clinics’ lobby renovation is underway, with approved hours set for weekdays and Sundays, aiming to upgrade Road Town and outpatient clinic lobbies. Community & Education: Third District candidate Julian Willock launched a “no student should go to school hungry” initiative, donating $3,000 total to three schools for meal support through December. Health & Services: Educator Dr Arlene L. Smith-Thompson says she will run as an Independent At-Large candidate in 2027, while also renewing calls for peritoneal dialysis where feasible. Regional Diplomacy: Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders wrapped up their 2026 caucus in Bermuda, agreeing to push shared positions ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council. Local Crime/Justice (USVI): In St Croix, a husband and wife were found dead in an apparent homicide-suicide, according to preliminary USVI police findings.
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