Director of Waste Management Mr. Marcus Solomon continues to seek the public’s support in reducing derelict vehicles throughout the Territory.  

 A total of 215 problems have been solved to date through the “BVI GOV Report It” App.

The Government of the Virgin Islands (GOVI) acting through the Ministry of Finance (MOF) is accepting sealed bids for the sale of the following derelict vehicles and boats on "AS IS” basis.  (See Appendix 1)

The Department of Waste Management has stepped up its effort to rid the Virgin Islands of derelict vehicles as the year draws to a close.

The Department of Waste Management has launched an information system to provide the Territory with up-to-date information regarding derelict vehicle removals.

The Department of Waste Management is accepting quotations for the removal of Derelict vehicles from a barge docked at the derelict vehicle storage site at Pockwood Pond, Tortola. 

The Department of Waste Management is stepping up efforts to remove derelict vehicles and other scrap metals from across the Virgin Islands.

Manager of the Department of Waste Management, Mr. Neville Allen said that a significant amount of derelicts have been removed since the launch of the “No Derelicts Left Behind” campaign.

The Government of the Virgin Islands is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of derelict vehicles on an "AS IS WHERE IS” basis.