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Motorists in Antigua and Barbuda have long faced disruptions due to a lack of coordination between the Antigua Public Utilities Authority (APUA) and the Public Works Department when it comes to road repairs after APUA works on water pipes.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne announced that APUA will now set up its own road repair department. Despite previous attempts to address the issue, this new step is seen as the solution. “APUA will have its own patch crew,” he said.
“We’ve instructed them to invest in personnel who can operate the patching equipment. The policy going forward is simple: you dig the hole, you patch it.”
Meanwhile, road work continues in various areas across the island. Additional heavy-duty equipment has arrived to assist with repairs, and discussions are ongoing to train more operators, with current operators being encouraged to take on a training role.
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BIGGEST DEVELOPMENT IN ROADWORKS IN THE LAST DECADE!!
I hope that they start to repair the roads soon.