AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater Security Upgrade: Partners commissioned the G-CREWS water infrastructure at Princess Royal Hospital in Belair, adding two 100,000-imperial-gallon storage tanks to strengthen climate resilience for Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Marine Enforcement: Grenada’s Fisheries Division issued a final notice ordering removal of unauthorised private moorings in Woburn Bay, Clarke’s Court Bay, Whisper Cove and Saga Bay, citing impacts on navigation, fisheries management and public access. Budget & Elections: With Parliament set to dissolve on Friday and the election date expected Sunday, Grenada’s 2027 budget preparations continue, including work on the Medium-Term Fiscal Framework. Regional Finance & Green Growth: The Caribbean Development Bank launched a US$500,000 initiative to support women-led businesses developing clean energy solutions across the region, including Grenada. Bank Governance: Grenada Co-operative Bank announced Director Lisa Taylor’s demission effective 30 September 2026 after 16 years on the board. Transport Overhaul: Grenada’s transport system is set for change, with bus fare increases nearing agreement and planned upgrades to terminals, including St George’s terminal improvements in 2027. Culture & Legacy: Grenada’s ties to calypso’s “Mighty Sparrow” were highlighted across the region as Trinidad announced a state-assisted funeral and national tributes.
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