AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSt. Croix Nightlife: Island Vybez Promotions is bringing a rodeo-themed “Boots & Bottles” Sunny Side Up to Prosperity Farm on Sunday, July 26, with Jamaican dancehall star Nigy Boy making his first St. Croix appearance, plus DJs and live entertainment. Public Safety: RVIPF and the Office of the City Manager are warning residents and contractors after reports of weed-cutter debris damaging vehicles and windows, reminding the public that reckless property damage can carry serious criminal penalties. Governance & Development: Opposition Hon Myron Walwyn says the Virgin Islands Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) has “done a good job,” while arguing ministries should handle more projects and pushing for clearer roles as the agency becomes permanent. AI & Parliament: Deputy Speaker Dr Karl Dawson joined a regional AI workshop in Anguilla to discuss how artificial intelligence can support parliamentary work and governance. Water & Accountability: Premier Natalio Wheatley ruled out a cabinet reshuffle, saying the real issue is implementation and accountability gaps, not individual ministers. Water Crisis Critique: Bishop John I. Cline again blamed the territory’s water situation on the Biwater agreement, citing ongoing costs and delivery failures. Crime Update: A Friday shooting at Moe’s Service Station in Estate Glynn left a man critically wounded and a woman grazed, with detectives investigating. Business/Travel: The BVI Tourist Board says “Xmas in July 2026” at Pond Bay, Virgin Gorda, is set for July 25 with expected turnout of 400 boats and 4,000+ attendees.
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