Government
Earth Work Has Started on George Cruger Road (Statia)
25-04-2019 -
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Oranjestad- Today, April 25, will see the start of earthwork on the George F. Cruger Road.
Drivers are requested to follow the signs for the detour to access or exit the Cherry Tree Area.
Residents some time ago were already instructed to move their cars from the roads which will be rebuild. Government Commissioner Franco wrote in a letter than vehicles which were not removed in a timely fashion, would be removed by Government at the expense of the owners.
The rehabilitation of roads in the Cherry Tree area is one of the projects taken up by the Interim Government when it comes to an improvement of the infrastructure on the island.
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