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Officials from the Department of Public works fielded questions Monday evening from the St. Thomas community about road reconstruction and safety in light of the approaching hurricane season and influx of federal funding earmarked for road repairs.
DPW Commissioner Nelson Petty, Jr. led the town hall at the West Indian Company Ltd.’s conference room in Yacht Haven, encouraging the 15 attendees to ask questions about their community’s roads and to provide constructive criticism about how his department could improve.
Since Gov. Kenneth Mapp announced that the territory would have access to $1.2 billion to overhaul all of the territory’s main roads over the next three to five years, many questions have surfaced about when repair projects would begin and how long they will take to complete. According the DPW, the first phase of that process is already underway, backed by $530 million recently approved by a range of federal agencies.
STT Residents Raise Questions about Road Repairs During DPW Town Hall
stthomassource.com
Officials from the Department of Public works fielded questions Monday evening from the St. Thomas community about road reconstruction and safety in light of the approaching hurricane season and influ...
