Senator Dwayne George Pushes Forward Waterway Cleaning in St. Mary’s South
Senator Dwayne George is pressing ahead with his initiative to clean waterways and treat stagnant water throughout St. Mary’s South, aiming to protect residents’ health and improve community safety.
The ongoing effort targets drainage improvement, flood risk reduction, and the elimination of mosquito breeding sites, which pose public health concerns. By addressing these critical environmental issues, Senator George and his team are working to ensure that the constituency remains safe, clean, and resilient year-round.
Senator George stressed that the initiative reflects his commitment to the people of St. Mary’s South.
The waterway cleaning programme is part of Senator George’s broader strategy to enhance environmental management and public safety in the constituency, underscoring his dedication to effective community service.

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