MINISTER for Grand Bahama Dr Michael Darville announced on Wednesday that officials are in the final stages of planning to supply neighbouring settlements in High Rock with fresh potable water.
A committee, under the direction of the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry for Grand Bahama Melvin Seymour, has been meeting for the past three months to come up with best method of providing water. The project is expected to cost around $500,000. They are pictured discussing their plans with Minister Darville.
Seated from left: Brad Wildgoose, Ministry for Grand Bahama; Harcourt Brown, senior undersecretary, Ministry for Grand Bahama; Dr Darville; Melvin Seymour, permanent secretary Ministry for Grand Bahama; Preston Cunningham, administrator, City of Freeport; and Debra Cox Strachan, administrator, East Grand Bahama. Standing from left: Joseph Lightbourne, Ministry of Works; Toni Hudson-Bannister, Ministry of Works; Tammi Mitchell, NEMA; Richard Hinds, Riviere and Associates; Marcus Cooper, Chief Councilor for East Grand Bahama; and Conrad Jones, Ministry for Grand Bahama.
Photo: Andrew Miller/BIS
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