The Government of the Virgin Islands is inviting sealed tenders for the construction of the National Emergency Operations Centre building. 

The recently completed Community Centre and Emergency Shelter at Long Trench is expected to serve as a model for what needs to be done at other centres across the Territory.

A total of 86 of the 253 claims for compensation received by the Department of Disaster Management as a result of impacts from the floods of 2017 has been approved.

The Government of the Virgin Islands will be financing the re-establishment and upgrade of a Territory-wide Multi Hazard Early Warning System to the tune of $1.5 million dollars.

Residents, visitors and the public are urged to remain in a state of readiness as the 2019 Hurricane Season approaches.

he Readiness Plan for the Virgin Islands is now in place, and efforts are being made to ensure that it is fully implemented ahead of the hurricane season.

Premier and Minister of Finance, Honourable Andrew A. Fahie is leading a delegation to the 24^th Ministerial Council of the International Cooperation Conference and 8^th Summit of Heads of Government of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) in Managua, Nicaragua.

A video production of students recounting their Hurricane Irma experiences has been launched as part of the activities to highlight World Poetry Day.

The Territory’s newly re-installed and upgraded National Emergency Broadcasting and Alert Network was activated in the just concluded annual earthquake and tsunami response exercise, Caribe Wave.

Director of Projects in the Ministry of Finance, Dr. Drexel Glasgow and Chief Planner in the Town and Country Planning (TCP) Department, Mr. Gregory Adams represented the BVI at the Regional Seminar on Disaster Risk Reduction held in Kingston, Jamaica from February 14 to 15.