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Transport, Works and Housing State Minister, Hon. Richard Azan (left), performs the symbolic ribbon cutting exercise to formally open the new National Works Agency (NWA) parish office at Haughton Court, Lucea, Hanover, on March 7. Sharing the occasion are: Water, Land, Environment, and Climate Change State Minister and Member of Parliament for Western Hanover, where the office is located, Hon. Ian Hayles (right); NWA Director of Human Resources, Dr. Jennifer Henry (2nd right); Hanover Parish Councillor, Wynter McIntosh (3rd right); NWA Chief Executive Officer, E.G. Hunter (3rd left); and NWA Projects Manager, Moira Williamson.
Transport, Works and Housing State Minister, Hon. Richard Azan (left), performs the symbolic ribbon cutting exercise to formally open the new National Works Agency (NWA) parish office at Haughton Court, Lucea, Hanover, on March 7. Sharing the occasion are: Water, Land, Environment, and Climate Change State Minister and Member of Parliament for Western Hanover, where the office is located, Hon. Ian Hayles (right); NWA Director of Human Resources, Dr. Jennifer Henry (2nd right); Hanover Parish Councillor, Wynter McIntosh (3rd right); NWA Chief Executive Officer, E.G. Hunter (3rd left); and NWA Projects Manager, Moira Williamson.

National Works Agency Opens New $25m Hanover Parish Office

By: Bryan Miller, March 9, 2014
The National Works Agency’s (NWA) operations in Hanover should be significantly boosted by the opening of its new office, constructed in the parish’s capital, Lucea, at a cost of approximately...
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Angela Brown Burke (centre); is in conversation with Parish Manager, Social Development Commission (SDC), Sandra Goulbourne (left); and Parish Development Committee Chairman, Joseph Cox; during the Conference of Community Development Committees at the Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Church, Half-Way-Tree on February 27 where community leaders call for the urgent passage of the Local Governance Act.

Jamaicans Call for Swift Passage of Local Government Act

By: Andrea Braham, February 28, 2014
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Councillor Angella Brown Burke (right), greets Minister of Finance and Planning, Dr. the Hon. Peter Phillips, when he arrived at St. Luke's Anglican Church, in Cross Roads, on February 19, for the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation's (KSAC) first town hall meeting for 2014.

KSAC to Boost Public Education on Tax and Fees Compliance

By: Alphea Saunders, February 21, 2014

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Robert Hill is New Town Clerk

Senior Director in the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development, Robert Hill, is to take up the post of Town Clerk in early March. He will replace Errol Greene,...
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By: Chris Patterson, February 12, 2014
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KSAC to Resume Town Hall Meetings

Beginning this month, the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) will restart its Town Hall Meetings across sections of the corporate area. Speaking at the monthly KSAC meeting held at...
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By: Chris Patterson, January 15, 2014
Mayor of Kingston, Senator Angela Brown Burke (left), listens as Town Clerk, Errol Greene (standing), makes a point during today’s (Jan. 14) monthly meeting of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), at its Church Street chambers, downtown Kingston. Mr. Greene will be heading on pre-retirement leave from the KSAC shortly. He will however be placed at the St. Thomas Parish Council.
Local Government

KSAC Town Clerk to Demit Office

Town Clerk at the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC), Errol Greene, is to demit office shortly. This was disclosed by Mayor of Kingston, Senator Angela Brown Burke, at the...
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By: Chris Patterson, January 15, 2014