Major USVI Boards and Commissions

Source Staff - August 9, 2016

There are well over 120 boards and commissions established in V.I. law. Here is a list of 31 of the most important boards that many residents and business people interact with.

Trades Licensing Boards Membership

Source staff - August 8, 2016

There are nine trade licensing boards which the Division of Licensing and Consumer Affairs overseas. Below are those boards and members as of Aug. 9, 2016.

Directory of 31st Legislature of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Senate 2016

Source Staff - June 15, 2016

Legislature of the United States Virgin Islands – 31st Legislature: to include members of the Legislature, Senate Committees, and Senate Office directory with phone numbers and e-mail addresses.

Directory for the Executive Branch

Source Staff - June 13, 2016

A Directory of Contact Information for Legislators, Legislative and Central Staff Developed by the Office of the Executive Director Legislature’s Website: www.legvi.org Innovative Cable TV: Ch. 17 STT & Ch. 5 STX Local Radio: WIUJ 102.9 & WVSE 91.9

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Lawmakers brought up the fact that Laurel Hewitt-Sewer is directly related not only to Gov. Mapp, but also VIPA Director David Mapp, the governor’s brother. The current VIPA director assumed his role when his predecessor, Carlton Dowe, was terminated by the board in 2016. Hewitt-Sewer cast one of the five yes votes that resulted in Dowe’s termination and Mapp’s installment. ... See MoreSee Less

Senate Panel Tables Mapp's Cousin's Nomination to VIPA Board

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Lawmakers on Thursday held in committee the renomination of Laurel Hewitt-Sewer, cousin of Gov. Kenneth Mapp, to the governing board of the Virgin Islands Port Authority after raising concerns over co...

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This nomination should not even be reconsidered but rejected immediately. Perhaps when you ask the question again regarding who is in charge of the Procurement Department you will get a concise answer to this question. The glaring nepotism claim, poor state of our port resources and dismissal of competent Executive staff, etc., is sufficient reason to disapprove this nomination without any reservation.