Ministry of Works Hails July Roadworks Push, Promises Major Upgrades Ahead
The Ministry of Works has reported a significant surge in road rehabilitation efforts during July, with expanded operations carried out across dozens of communities. The announcement, part of the Ministry’s monthly “Road Recap,” highlights a month of intensified activity involving the national quarry, concrete plant, and field teams working around the clock.
Officials say the accelerated works are part of a long-term commitment to improve both community roadways and critical transport arteries. Despite facing challenges such as sand shortages, equipment failures, and utility disruptions, the Ministry said it remains firmly focused on delivering what it calls a “road revolution.”
Looking ahead, the Ministry revealed plans are underway for major upgrades to All Saints Road and several other high-traffic corridors. Preparations currently include detailed project planning and the vetting of contractors to ensure quality and efficiency in the execution of these works.
In its statement, the Ministry expressed gratitude to Minister Maria Browne, technical staff, contractors—including C.O. Williams—as well as agencies such as APUA and the Antigua and Barbuda Transport Board for their cooperation and support. The public was also thanked for its continued patience.
“As we press forward, our aim is to deliver more resilient roads and enhance the daily commuting experience for all,” the Ministry noted.
Photos shared by the Ministry offered a glimpse into the scale of ongoing operations, though officials emphasized they represent just a portion of the wider efforts under way.
𝗥𝗢𝗔𝗗 𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗔𝗣 /┆\ July 2025
In July, we conducted scaled-up road works in dozens of communities, with the quarry, concrete plant, and our team members operating at full pace, day and night.
Rest assured that our intense focus on community works and upgrading critical main roads will continue with sustained determination for the long haul. We will surmount any challenge—whether sand shortages, equipment breakdowns, or pipe ruptures—to keep this road revolution on track to deliver the results you desire and deserve.
We are also gearing up to commence comprehensive upgrades to All Saints Road and several other major arteries later this year. Rigorous planning and vetting of contractors is currently underway to ensure these major works meet your expectations.
Our sincere thanks to Hon. Maria Browne, the entire Ministry of Housing and Works Leadership, all our hardworking team members, all our diligent contractors, including C.O Williams, our partners at APUA and ABTB, and you—the general public, for your patience and cooperation.
Here’s to the delivery of more resilient roads and consistent improvements to your commuting experience in the days and months to come!
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A few photos capturing just a small portion of July’s road works
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Damani you working hard already. You will make Minister Maria Browne look good 🤣
I’ll reserve judgement until All Saints Road is fully completed and road worthy.
Driving on this arterial road encompasses all sorts of hazards. At certain points your whole vehicle just judders, then you have to zig-zag between the differing sizes of potholes so that you don’t damage your tires or chasis.
And don’t get me started on the unevenness throughout the whole of All Saints – I recall when part of this road collapsing very close to Kennedy’s hardware store after a torrential downpour whilst driving through.
So even though our road development is 10-11 years late, I reiterate, I’ll reserve my judgement on the Minister of Works Maria Browne when our road infrastructure (especially on All Saints Road) is fully completed.
We’ve had too many promises and false dawns over the last two terms of ABLP governance.
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