Majority of Public Offices reopened after TS Ernesto- PS DaBreo-Lettsome
A press release on Friday, August 16, 2024 from the Office of the Deputy Governor said teams from the Public Estate Management Unit within the Deputy Governor’s office were dispatched immediately following Tropical Storm Ernesto’s passing.
The teams assessed damage across offices and began working to rectify effects that would inhibit timely reopenings.
Permanent Secretary DaBreo-Lettsome said, “We are carrying out a targeted approach to our recovery efforts and a vast majority of our offices reopened on 15th August to provide vital services to the public. There has been some isolated instances of offices that received moderate internal damage due to flood waters and our teams quickly provided assistance to facilitate the reopening of these offices.”
Response to Public Offices needs was quick- Mr Floyd Stoutt
Meanwhile, Public Estate Manager, Mr. Floyd Stoutt said while there was a quick response to the needs of offices across the Public Service, “the reality is that we will continue to be impacted by systems like these, however, we are developing solutions that prevent us from being unable to provide vital services to the public”.
Teams continued clearing debris from Crown-owned residential spaces by cutting and removing fallen trees and foreign objects, as well as the restoration of damaged aspective of the respective homes.
The release added that the Office of the Deputy Governor is providing full support to offices that sustained damage and are experiencing difficulty, in efforts to facilitate a swift return to normal service delivery.
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