Repair works on West End Police Station completed
Deputy Financial Secretary, Mr. Wendell M. Gaskin handed over the keys of the refurbished Police Station to the Permanent Secretary in the Deputy Governor’s Office, Mr David D. Archer, today September 25, 2015.
The West End Police station was previously closed to undergo major repairs to the facility. As part of the extensive structural works, a new roof was installed and renovations were made to the office accommodations and police barracks.
The completed works include the replacement of windows, the installation of a new security and fire system, the renovation and installation of interior finishes, painting to the interior and exterior areas, the removal and installation of an air conditioning system, plumbing and electrical works. The project was carried out to the tune of $318,000.000 and was completed over a nine month period, from January to September 2015.
The West End Police Station is expected to be fully operational by November 1.
The project was executed by the Project Support Services Unit of the Ministry of Finance under the guidance of Project Manager Duane Fraites and Project Coordinator Mrs. Barbara Pickering-St. Rose.
The refurbishment of the West End Police Station is in keeping with Government’s mandate to provide protection to residents while improving the infrastructure of its facilities.
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7 Responses to “Repair works on West End Police Station completed”
I believe the dock in The Towers will soon have the few broken planks replaced. If it costs more than a few hundred dollars,$300 or so that would be thievery. But a refurbishment for more !money would be nice if the budget will allow.
Thank you NDP!
Another thing,if you could do a Lil repair to the disgraceful shoreline ,repair Rawleigh Well,clean up the metal debris,plastic bottles,bags and so forth,....but I am not wanting to be greedy so do the best you can as you always do.
Thank You NDP.,the cargo boats too need to find other areas for their repairs and business. It is not fair to the residents to have their property devalued without any say or notification that the Towers is to be an industrial area and their sea baths spoiled with oil and whatever else from these cargo boats.
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