The Ministry of Works in Antigua and Barbuda has reported significant progress in its nationwide infrastructure development initiatives during October. Over 36,000 cubic feet of concrete were produced last month, facilitating the ongoing rehabilitation of roads, curbs, and drainage systems across multiple communities. In a recent update, the Ministry revealed that its concrete plant generated 36,585 cubic feet of poured concrete, enabling construction teams to accelerate their efforts in various districts. Preparations are also underway for the much-anticipated restoration of All Saints Road, a critical artery in the country. This project is being carefully coordinated with APUA’s national repiping initiative to ensure alignment and minimize disruptions to the public. A comprehensive update on the All Saints Road restoration is expected after next week’s Cabinet meeting. The Ministry expressed gratitude to the public for their patience and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to transforming the nation’s infrastructure. “The best is yet to come,” the statement concluded, signaling optimism for future developments.
Ministry of Works Reports Steady Progress on Community Road Projects
