The Grenadian Ministry of Infrastructure, Public Utilities, Civil Aviation and Transportation has issued an official public advisory regarding scheduled roadway improvement initiatives along the Perdmontemps-Vincennes transportation corridor. Commencing March 23, 2026, at 9:00 PM through 4:00 AM on subsequent nights, comprehensive paving operations will necessitate temporary traffic modifications affecting residents and commuters in the Perdmontemps, Windsor Forest, and Vincennes districts.
Phase One of this infrastructure enhancement project will implement a structured vehicular diversion protocol. Motorists will be redirected along an alternative route proceeding downward through Perdmontemps, ascending John Dick Hill, continuing past the Transformer landmark, and traversing through Windsor Forest to maintain connectivity during construction hours.
The Ministry has confirmed that residential access will be preserved throughout the project duration, with accommodations implemented for local inhabitants. Transportation authorities strongly advise all road users to exercise heightened caution when navigating the temporarily modified traffic patterns and construction zones.
In their official communication, Ministry representatives extended apologies for anticipated inconveniences while expressing appreciation for public cooperation during these essential infrastructure improvements. The nighttime scheduling strategy aims to minimize disruption to daytime commercial and commuting activities while advancing critical roadway maintenance objectives.
This notice serves as the primary official communication regarding these infrastructure works, with the Ministry retaining responsibility for project oversight and implementation.