In the wake of Hurricane Melissa’s devastation, Jamaica’s National Works Agency (NWA) has launched urgent efforts to restore access for emergency services and residents in South Trelawny. Robert Morgan, Minister with responsibility for Works, emphasized the agency’s focus on clearing debris, stabilizing roads, and ensuring safe passage despite the widespread damage. During a tour of affected communities alongside Member of Parliament Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert and NWA representatives, Morgan highlighted the extensive destruction to housing, road infrastructure, and the region’s unstable soil, which complicates recovery efforts. He urged residents to exercise caution while traveling, as many roads remain hazardous due to single-lane conditions and breakaways. Dalrymple-Philibert assured residents that relief supplies are ready for distribution once safety conditions permit. The NWA’s operations prioritize reconnecting communities with essential services, including healthcare, markets, and schools, through coordinated planning and timely execution. The visit provided critical insights into the resources and actions needed to fully restore connectivity and support recovery in the constituency.