AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCrime and Business Safety: After three armed robberies on Tortola, including two over the weekend, police have increased targeted patrols. The Chamber of Commerce says some businesses fear for their safety and is calling for a review of lawful protective options, while firmly opposing illegal firearms. Water Works: Resealing has begun at the Sabbath Hill reservoir, which serves Nottingham Estate, Fort Hill and nearby communities; temporary interruptions are possible as the Territory continues repairs to its water infrastructure. Public Spaces: Owners of derelict vehicles on Crown land in Johnson Ghut have 10 days to remove them or face enforcement action. Heritage: Restoration work at Great Mountain has uncovered features that may point to a plantation or fort, according to Fifth District Representative Kye Rymer; experts are researching the site. Regional Tourism: Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister has been elected chair of the Caribbean Tourism Organization, with the British Virgin Islands chosen to represent the British overseas territories.
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