CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan attended a ceremony on Tuesday to rename Raphune Hill on St. Thomas in honor of culture-bearer, educator and community activist
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Health Department Sees Light At The End Of The Omicron Tunnel As COVID-19 Cases Decline
CHRISTIANSTED — During the Government House weekly briefing today, Territorial Epidemiologist Dr. Esther Ellis reported that COVID-19 cases in the Territory continue to decline after weeks
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Bryan Hopes Refinancing $800M In Bonds Will Stake GERS System For The Next 30 Years
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan is refinancing more than $800 million worth of bonds following numerous attempts to save the GERS pension system that officials
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Department of Health Updates Residents On Legionella Bacteria Found In Territory
CHRISTIANSTED — During the Government House weekly briefing on Monday, the Virgin Islands Department of Health gave an update on cases of Legionella bacteria and advised
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Government Says Omicron Is On The Decline As USVI Records Its 102nd Death From COVID-19
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — During the Government House weekly briefing, Lt. Governor TregenzaRoach announced the easing of some travel restrictions as the number of active COVID-19
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Bryan Thanks Legislature For Authorizing Refinancing Of Government Debt To Aid GERS
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan issued a statement today thanking the 34th Legislature for passing the Securitization Bill that will allow the Government of the Virgin Islands
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Governor Bryan Meets With FEMA Administrator In Washington To Discuss Recovery Projects
WASHINGTON — Governor Albert Bryan jr, met with FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell while inthe nation’s Capitol Friday to discuss the progress of ongoing recovery projects
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USVI Flag Open Ship Registry Announcement To Be Made By Governor In Washington
WASHINGTON — In what some maritime experts are calling “the most historic moment for U.S. maritime interests this century,” Governor Albert Bryan will announce a
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Government House Says Free COVID-19 Testing Of Students Begins Today
CHRISTIANSTED — During the weekly briefing, Government House spokesman Richard Motta reminded parents that all students must be tested before returning to in-person learning begins on
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Bryan Clarifies Territory’s COVID-19 Cruise Protocols In Light Of New CDC Guidance
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan clarified the territory’s COVID-19 requirements for cruise lines in light of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) relaxing its sailing
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