Road Town Christmas Cleanup Begins Soon
Fourth District Representative Honourable Luce Hodge-Smith has announced that a comprehensive cleanup of Road Town will begin shortly ahead of the Christmas season. The initiative will target derelict vehicles and disorganized trailers near the hospital area after funding was successfully secured. Hodge-Smith emphasized that the project will involve strong collaboration across multiple government agencies.
Road Town is set to undergo a major beautification and cleanup drive ahead of the Christmas holidays, according to Fourth District Representative Honourable Luce Hodge-Smith. Speaking on the Honestly Speaking radio programme with host Pastor Claude O. Skelton-Cline, the lawmaker confirmed that funding has been secured to tackle long-standing environmental concerns across the capital.
The upcoming initiative will focus heavily on removing derelict vehicles and addressing the accumulation of trailers stationed across from the Dr. Hodge-Smith explained that the operation will either haul the trailers away entirely or reorganize them into an orderly arrangement to significantly improve the visual appeal and accessibility of the area.
Securing dedicated financing for a full-scale restoration of Road Town has been a prolonged objective for the district representative. With funds now officially in place, she assured residents and local business operators that visible cleanup operations will commence very soon. To ensure the sustained success of the project, Hodge-Smith emphasized the necessity of inter-agency cooperation rather than isolated initiatives.
She noted her firm commitment to engaging relevant government departments and statutory bodies to execute a coordinated, comprehensive effort across the entire district. The revitalization of the capital city remains a priority for both local residents and the territory's tourism product.
As the British Virgin Islands enters its peak holiday and visitor season, a cleaner and more orderly urban center is expected to create a safer, more welcoming environment for shoppers, commuters, and international guests alike.
Primary source: VINO