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The Montego Bay Clock Tower located on Barnett Street in the city, which is to be repaired.
The Montego Bay Clock Tower located on Barnett Street in the city, which is to be repaired.

Clock Tower in Mo-Bay To Be Repaired

Mayor of Montego Bay and Chairman of the St. James Parish Council, Glendon Harris, has informed that the city’s clock tower is to be repaired and a new clock purchased at a cost of US$23,000. In an interview with the...
Deputy Mayor of Kingston, Councillor Andrew Swaby, addresses the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) monthly meeting, held at the Council’s Chambers, downtown Kingston on February 10.
Deputy Mayor of Kingston, Councillor Andrew Swaby, addresses the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) monthly meeting, held at the Council’s Chambers, downtown Kingston on February 10.

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Urban Development Corporation (UDC) Community Integration Manager, Lisa Golding (right), hands over the key for the new garbage compactor to Mayor of Falmouth, Councillor Garth Wilkinson (left) and National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) Regional Manager, Eiffert Daley, on Friday, January 30 in Water Square, Falmouth. The compactor, which is valued at $20 Million, is part of the UDC’s Falmouth infrastructure development and beautification project.
Urban Development Corporation (UDC) Community Integration Manager, Lisa Golding (right), hands over the key for the new garbage compactor to Mayor of Falmouth, Councillor Garth Wilkinson (left) and National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) Regional Manager, Eiffert Daley, on Friday, January 30 in Water Square, Falmouth. The compactor, which is valued at $20 Million, is part of the UDC’s Falmouth infrastructure development and beautification project.

Garbage Compactor Handed Over in Falmouth
Minister of State in the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development, Hon. Colin Fagan (centre), speaking at the launching ceremony for the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Enterprise Assistance Programme on February 2. The launch was held at the Council’s offices in downtown Kingston. Others are (from left): Deputy Mayor of Kingston, Councillor Andrew Swaby, and Chief Executive Officer, Mint Management and Katalyxt Business Development, Winsome Minott. The initiative, which is aimed at facilitating economic development within the Municipality, includes three components: financial assistance; training and development; and mentoring/technical support.
Minister of State in the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development, Hon. Colin Fagan (centre), speaking at the launching ceremony for the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) Enterprise Assistance Programme on February 2. The launch was held at the Council’s offices in downtown Kingston. Others are (from left): Deputy Mayor of Kingston, Councillor Andrew Swaby, and Chief Executive Officer, Mint Management and Katalyxt Business Development, Winsome Minott. The initiative, which is aimed at facilitating economic development within the Municipality, includes three components: financial assistance; training and development; and mentoring/technical support.

KSAC Implements $2 Million Economic Development Programme

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New Strategies to Address Vending Downtown

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) will be implementing additional measures this year to address the problem of illegal vending downtown. Speaking at the Corporation’s monthly meeting held in Council Chambers, downtown Kingston on Tuesday, February 10, Deputy Mayor, Andrew Swaby, said the new strategies will be strictly monitored. He said consultations are being held with several stakeholders to...
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Local Government

KSAC to Complete Renovation of Queens Market

The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) on Wednesday, February10 passed a resolution for the allocation of $39.6 million from its Equalization Fund to complete upgrading works at the Queens Market, downtown. The resolution was passed at the KSAC’s monthly meeting held in Council Chambers at 24 Church Street. Councillor Kevin Taylor, who moved the resolution, noted the improvements will...
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Local Government

Jamaica to Assist Costa Rica Establish Local Government System

Jamaica has agreed to assist Costa Rica to establish a Local Government system which includes facilitating visits by Costa Rican Government officials to familiarise themselves with the Parish Council and Municipal system in Jamaica. This is among other areas of functional cooperation being considered to strengthen ties between the two countries. The issues were raised during bilateral talks between Prime...
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Debate Begins on Bill to Entrench Local Government in Constitution

Debate has started on the Constitution (Amendment) (Local Government) Act, which seeks to entrench local governance in the Constitution. The legislation is in keeping with recommendations made in the August 1993 Report on the Constitution of Jamaica and the May 1995 final report of the Joint Select Committee of the Houses of Parliament on Constitutional and Electoral Reform. The reports...
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Debate Begins on Bill to Entrench Local Government In Constitution

Debate has started on the Constitution (Amendment) (Local Government) Act, which seeks to entrench local governance in the Constitution. The legislation is in keeping with recommendations made in the August 1993 Report on the Constitution of Jamaica and the May 1995 final report of the Joint Select Committee of the Houses of Parliament on Constitutional and Electoral Reform. The reports...
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Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke, addresses a Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) monthly meeting, held at the Council’s offices in downtown Kingston on January 13.
Local Government

KSAC to Reclaim Public Spaces in Corporate Area

Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke, said public spaces within the Corporate Area, including sidewalks and recreational parks, will be reclaimed to increase and maintain order. The Mayor was speaking at the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) monthly meeting on January 13, held at the Council’s offices in downtown Kingston. As it relates to sidewalks, the Mayor...
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Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke (right), presides over today’s (January 13) Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) monthly meeting at the Council’s offices in downtown Kingston.
Local Government

KSAC Will Continue To Honour Approval Time – Mayor

Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angela Brown Burke, says efforts will continue to ensure that development applications submitted to the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) are approved within the stipulated period of 90 days. Speaking at a KSAC monthly meeting, at the Council’s offices in downtown Kingston on January 13, Mayor Brown Burke informed that the Council now boasts a...
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