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LEPC to Offer Virtual Information Sessions on Application Process for Funding Opportunities

The Law Enforcement Planning Commission serves as the state administering agency for federal United States Department of Justice grant funds awarded to the U.S. Virgin Islands.

OMB to Hold the Annual Spring Revenue Estimating Conference on May 7

the 2024 Spring Revenue Estimating Conference will be held at 8:30 a.m., Tuesday May 7, at the “360 Harbor Building” at Yacht Haven Grande, St. Thomas.

Congresswoman Plaskett Releases Statement for 2024 St. Thomas Carnival

“This year’s St. Thomas Carnival season began with our lovely carnival royalty being crowned, and the upcoming week promises to be one filled with delicious food, music, and beautiful memories."

Department of Finance Releases Important Notice Regarding Tax Refund Checks Issued on April 24

Exercise caution when opening checks. A technical anomaly occurred during the sealing process, which impacted how the account and routing numbers were reflected once folded.

35th Legislature of the Virgin Islands Senate Calendar, April 29 – May 3

This is the Senate calendar for the week of April 29 through May 3.

WAPA Customer Service and Business Offices Adjusted Hours for May 1-3

While the Customer Service offices are closed, the Authority will not be performing disconnects related to unpaid bills from May 1.

Public Works Advises Public of Carnival Parking and Road Closures Through May 4

Main Street Parking - Parking will be allowed for compact cars only on Dronningens Gade (Main Street), starting near Cardow Jewelers and ending at Store Tvaer Gade. Motorists can also park their compact vehicles on the northern segment of Raadet’s Gade.

Governor Announces Administrative Leave for Virgin Islands Carnival

On the following dates during the Carnival season, employees will be granted administrative leave, and Virgin Islands Government offices will be closed.

DPNR to Provide Free Ice for Commercial Port Sampling Program

The Division of Fish and Wildlife reminds all commercial fishers, as a stipulation of their commercial fishing license, that they must complete one port sample per quarter.

V.I. Office of Veterans Affairs to Host Seminars on Financial Literacy in May

Collaborating with Veterans Affairs on a range of financial topics will be First Bank VI, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the Strategy Group.

WAPA Provides Update on Richmond Plant and Aggreko Units

There have been recent developments at the Richmond power plant concerning the Aggreko units and the conclusion of rotational outages on St. Croix, the Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority announced to the community Wednesday. 

U.S. Virgin Islands SNAP/CASH Documentation Due for May 1st Benefit Issuance

The Certification Unit reminds all Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP/CASH) households in the U.S. Virgin Islands of the approaching deadline for the submission of important recertification applications, periodic reports and additional information documents.

Bryan’s WAPA State of Emergency Was Avoidable, Senators Say

Virgin Islands legislators expressed dismay Tuesday at Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s declaration of emergency over the dire financial situation at the Water and Power Authority. 

35th Legislature Hosts Perma Plaque Ceremony

The 35th Legislature held a Perma Plaque Ceremony to honor Virgin Islanders for their outstanding contributions to the territory's growth Monday.

Let’s Celebrate J’ouvert 2024 Responsibly

The Virgin Islands Taxicab Commission, in conjunction with the Virgin Islands Police Department and Bellows International, is asking J’ouvert revelers not to drink and drive

Plaskett Releases Statement On WAPA State Of Emergency Declaration

In response to Gov. Albert Bryan Jr.’s declaration of a state of emergency for the Virgin Islands utility system, Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett reaffirms her willingness to work with Bryan, his administration and the 35th Legislature of the Virgin Islands as they contend with the continued struggle to operate an efficient Water and Power Authority, according to a press release.

Elections System Reschedules Campaign Disclosure Trainings From April to May

The Campaign Disclosure Training will include how to open a campaign bank account, the officers of the Campaign Committee, campaign donations limit, filing time for Campaign Disclosure, and other pertinent election information.

LEPC Announces Funding for Federal Residential Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners

The program (42 U.S.C. § 3796ff et. seq.) funding assists the state with developing and implementing residential substance use disorder (SUD) treatment programs.

LEPC Accepting Proposals for Federal Violence Against Women Grants

LEPC, with funding through the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women, makes available Violence Against Women Formula Grants to private non-profit organizations.

DPNR’s Fish and Wildlife Releases 2nd Edition of ‘Go Wild, Go Fish VI’ Magazine

The first issue of “Go Wild, Go Fish VI” was released last July and cast a spotlight on the endangered Virgin Islands tree boa, the invasive red-tailed boa, the division’s sea mapping program, scientific bird work, exotic pet amnesty program and scientific papers.
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