VIDEO: Road Upgrades Underway in Jennings and Tyrell’s as Concrete Works Accelerate
By Cory Wayland
Concrete pouring is now underway in the communities of Jennings and Tyrell’s, as part of the government’s ongoing push to upgrade local infrastructure and improve road conditions across the country.
The recent use of newly acquired concrete trucks, expertly maintained by the concrete plant staff, are enhancing efficiency across infrastructure projects.
According to a recent post made by Minister of Works, Maria Browne, with the reliability of these trucks, they now complete multiple pours daily.
The Ministry has confirmed that additional road projects are scheduled to begin in other communities in the coming weeks, as part of a broader infrastructure strategy aimed at enhancing mobility, safety, and economic opportunity across Antigua and Barbuda.
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