Infrastructure transformation is underway in St. Philip’s South as long-awaited road rehabilitation projects generate renewed optimism among local residents. Senator Kiz Johnson, speaking during an appearance on the Morning Pointe show, confirmed that substantial progress is being made on critical infrastructure upgrades throughout the constituency.
The rehabilitation initiative, which includes comprehensive work along Collins Road, represents a significant milestone for communities that have anticipated these improvements for an extended period. Johnson emphasized that the visible construction activity has already begun to elevate public confidence despite the temporary disruptions typically associated with such projects.
According to the Senator, the accelerated progress stems from effective collaboration between local representation and the Ministry of Works, with government support proving instrumental in advancing the infrastructure agenda. Johnson reported witnessing firsthand the positive impact of these developments while traveling through the affected areas, noting growing excitement among constituents as physical transformations take shape.
These roadworks form part of a broader infrastructure enhancement strategy designed to improve mobility and living conditions within the rural constituency. The improvements will directly benefit residents in Freetown, Bethesda, Piccadilly, and surrounding areas, addressing long-standing transportation challenges while potentially stimulating economic activity through improved connectivity.