News
Statia Cherry Tree Project – Retaining Walls Built And Fences Replaced
19-03-2021 -
1 minuten leestijd
Oranjestad, St. Eustatius – Public Workers are currently building retaining walls on Cherry Road. The walls will keep dirt from tumbling on the streets. Fences are also replaced in order to execute the project.
The completion of the Cherry Tree Project, which is the construction of a complete new road, was initially scheduled for March 31st, 2021. However, due to a delay with the delivery of the last shipment of bricks to finish paving the sidewalks, the finalization date is expected in April 2021.
Mr. Winston Tearr, Unit Manager Public Works and Services, is the project leader for the Cherry Tree Project.
Also read
- Every child counts for child benefit
- Peter Johnson new Head of Distribution at Saba Electric Company
- Vacancy Mechanical Engineer on Statia
- Minister Schouten to visit Saba and St. Eustatius
- Coast Guard introduces new helicopter and aircraft
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Every child counts for child benefit
-
Persons
Peter Johnson new Head of Distribution at Saba Electric Company
-
Jobs
Vacancy Mechanical Engineer on Statia
-
The Netherlands
Minister Schouten to visit Saba and St. Eustatius
-
Coastguard
Coast Guard introduces new helicopter and aircraft
-
Police and justice
JICN Organizes Detention and Reintegration Info Market
-
St. Eustatius
Infrastructure and Water Management pays visit to St. Eustatius
-
St. Eustatius
Labour Department Statia Organizes Job Fair
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Every child counts for child benefit
-
Persons
Peter Johnson new Head of Distribution at Saba Electric Company
-
Jobs
Vacancy Mechanical Engineer on Statia
-
The Netherlands
Minister Schouten to visit Saba and St. Eustatius
-
Coastguard
Coast Guard introduces new helicopter and aircraft
-
Police and justice
JICN Organizes Detention and Reintegration Info Market
-
St. Eustatius
Infrastructure and Water Management pays visit to St. Eustatius
-
St. Eustatius
Labour Department Statia Organizes Job Fair