The Ministry of Works has announced a comprehensive audit of all government-owned vehicles, scheduled from February 18th to March 2nd, 2026. This systematic review will encompass every ministry and division within the Antigua and Barbuda government apparatus.
All personnel assigned government vehicles must report to the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium during their designated time slots. The audit follows a meticulously organized schedule that allocates specific days for different government entities:
Security and emergency services including the Royal Police Force, Fire Brigade, and Defence Force will undergo inspection during the initial phase on February 18th-19th. Subsequent days will cover critical infrastructure departments such as Customs and Excise, ICT and Utilities, and Health services.
The mid-audit period (February 23rd-27th) will examine vehicles assigned to executive offices including the Prime Minister’s Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and various economic ministries. The final phase on March 2nd will complete the process with judicial, revenue, and medical service vehicles.
The Ministry of Works has confirmed that detailed information regarding specific reporting times has been formally communicated to all relevant ministry heads and departmental divisions. This coordinated effort represents one of the most extensive vehicle audits in recent government operations.