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Club Med Breaks Ground in St. Croix

By Department of Tourism -
With construction now underway, Club Med St. Croix will be the beginning of a new era that will redefine what all-inclusive travel is meant for. Club Med St. Croix is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2027. 

Generic Drug Suit Settled

Attorney General Gordon Rhea -
If you bought certain generic prescription drugs in the United States Between May 1, 2009, and Dec. 31, 2019, you could be eligible for money.

Cannabis Applications Open

By Virgin Islands Office of Cannabis Regulation -
"We encourage all interested applicants to review the available license types and submit their applications before the deadline."

WAPA Explains St. Thomas-St. John Power Outages and Fuel Supply

Water and Power Authority -
Unexpectedly, as crews were restoring service at approximately 7:45 a.m., two generating units at the Randolph Harley Power Plant went offline, causing a districtwide outage.

Plan to Strengthen Western St. Croix Water System

WAPA -
WAPA acknowledges ongoing service challenges while advancing major infrastructure investment.

Bryan Advances Collaborative Financial Solutions Task Force

Government House -
Proposed initiative would develop bond-financing options and structural reforms for hospitals, health care centers, VIWMA and WAPA.

Commercial Fishers Licenses Open July 13

Department of Planning and Natural Resources -
DPNR encourages all licensed commercial fishers to attend during the designated registration period to ensure their records are current and their licenses remain in good standing.

Governor Bryan Statement on 178 Anniversary of July 3, 1848, Emancipation Proclamation 

Government House -
Bryan called on Virgin Islanders to preserve the legacy of General Buddhoe, Admiral Martin King and the thousands who demanded emancipation.

VIPA Public Hearing on Proposed Aviation Tariffs

By Virgin Islands Port Authority -
Tariff rates will be updated annually and are an essential part of VIPA’s commitment to improving the operations and standards of STT and STX for the residents of the United States Virgin Islands and the traveling public.

Governor Bryan, Lieutenant Governor Roach and 36th Legislature Discuss Financial Solutions to Address Hospital, VIWMA and WAPA Debt 

Government House -
Leaders also review proposed Water Island hotel development and agreement to restore horse racing on St. Croix 

Cancryn Demolition Starts

By Port Authority -
As of now, all hazardous materials within the project area have been abated, removed, and shipped off-island to an approved site on the mainland. Debris hauling commenced this week and is expected to continue for at least three weeks.

Upcoming America250 Events Highlighting Virgin Islands History and Heritage

Government House -
The St. Croix commemorative activities will highlight the Virgin Islands’ unique role in the American story, while celebrating the territory’s rich cultural heritage, historical contributions, and continued commitment to community advancement.

Government Offices to Close Friday For Juneteenth

Government House -
Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. joins residents throughout the territory in recognizing Friday, June 19, as Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States and celebrating the enduring contributions, resilience, and achievements of African Americans.

AG Rhea Joins Call For Congress Fund Legal Services

Office of the Attorney General -
Attorney General Gordon C. Rhea joined a bipartisan coalition of 40 attorneys general in urging congressional leaders to continue funding the Legal Services Corporation, the nation's largest funder of civil legal aid for low-income Americans.

Reminder: Don’t Buy, Sell, or Have Illegal Fireworks

Virgin Islands Fire and Emergency Medical Services -
As the Fourth of July holiday draws near, the Virgin Islands Fire and Emergency Medical Services reminds residents and visitors of the importance of adhering to local laws governing the sale, possession, and use of fireworks.

File Franchise Taxes By June 30 

Office of the Lt. Governor -
Franchise taxes and filing fees with the corresponding reports are due to the Division of Corporations and Trademarks as a statutory requirement for entities to remain in “Good Standing” to conduct business in the territory. 

Lt. Gov. Roach Urges Hurricane Preparedness

Government House -
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Weather Service predicts a below-average 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, with eight to 14 named storms, three to six are forecasted to become hurricanes and one to three of which will reach Category 3 status or stronger.

Waste Management Bins Enforcement Strengthened

Waste Management Authority -
The authority encourages everyone to take an active role in keeping bin sites clean and compliant. Let us work collectively to keep our islands clean, safe, and sustainable.

Final Phase of Frederiksted Town Road Improvements Starts

Government House -
DPW and contractor Marco St. Croix Inc. mobilize for milling, reconstruction and paving of King Street, Queen Street, Strand Street and portions of Fisher Street.

Gov. Bryan Calls for Greater Caribbean Cooperation in New York

Government House -
Drawing from the experience of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Bryan highlighted ongoing investments in renewable energy, infrastructure reconstruction, broadband expansion and economic diversification initiatives designed to create sustainable growth and strengthen resilience against future challenges.

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