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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Gutter and Waterway Cleanup in St. Mary’s South Ahead of Hurricane Season

Gutter and Waterway Cleanup in St. Mary’s South Ahead of Hurricane Season

23 August 2025 - 15:07

Gutter and Waterway Cleanup in St. Mary’s South Ahead of Hurricane Season

23 August 2025 - 15:07

Gutter and Waterway Cleanup in St. Mary’s South Ahead of Hurricane Season (Photo Credit: Dwayne George)

As the hurricane season approaches, Senator Dwayne George has spearheaded a community-wide initiative to clean and clear waterways and gutters in St. Mary’s South and neighboring areas.

Gutter and Waterway Cleanup in St. Mary’s South Ahead of Hurricane Season (Photo Credit: Dwayne George)

The program, conducted in collaboration with local teams, is aimed at reducing the risk of flooding that can affect homes, businesses, and public infrastructure during heavy rainfall. By removing blockages and ensuring proper drainage, the effort seeks to protect residents and strengthen the community’s resilience against storms.

Gutter and Waterway Cleanup in St. Mary’s South Ahead of Hurricane Season (Photo Credit: Dwayne George)

Senator George emphasized that this ongoing effort is part of a broader plan to ensure that the people of St. Mary’s South and surrounding communities are better prepared for the challenges that the hurricane season may bring.

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8 Comments

  1. Headline is misleading…hurricane season is already here

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  2. Caretaker doing more than the MP. Shuggy AKA Braffer should be ashamed. Never present in your community to support the same ones that voted for you.

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  3. It’s scary to think what could happen if drains are blocked. This is definitely a step in the right direction.

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  4. I guess Dwayne feel special in down this after a major hurricane almost hit us. This should’ve done a long time ago.

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  5. Kudos to the local authorities and volunteers for keeping the community safe. Every effort counts.

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  6. Being proactive is so much better than being reactive. This is definitely the way to go.

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  7. This is most important seeing that we in the hurricane season

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  8. What about having a volunteer day for the community members to come and help the clear up.
    Anyone who is able could help even for an hour or two at a time?.
    Just an idea.

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