Last Updated on May 3, 2023, 5:24 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure recognised and celebrated the contributions and years of dedicated service by several of its staff members at the third annual edition of the Retirement Reception on Saturday, April 29, 2023,. The event was held at the Royal St Kitts Hotel. The Minister of Public Infrastructure, Energy and Utilities, Domestic Transport, Information and Communication and Technology, and Post, Konris Maynard was also in attendance at the event.
In the third edition of the Retirement Reception, the Ministry of Public Infrastructure recognised and celebrated Leroy Hanley, Miriam Isaac, Vanta Blake, Anthony Bergan, Carla Johnson, and Leroy Francis for their contribution to the Ministry of Public Utilities in the government of St Kitts and Nevis.
The Ministry of Public Infrastructure is responsible for the public works department or the PWD, which oversees the St Kitts Electricity Company, The St Kitts Water Department, The Cable Ltd and other significant public utilities.
Along with the Minister of Public Infrastructure, Energy and Utilities, Domestic Transport, Information and Communication and Technology, and Post, Konris Maynard. The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Darryl Lloyd and George Gilbert, Director of the Public Works Department and staff from across the ministry were also present at the retirement reception for the staff members.
The staff, Leroy Hanley, Miriam Isaac, Vanta Blake, Anthony Bergan, Carla Johnson, and Leroy Francis, recieved the trophies and mementoes to commemorate the staff’s accomplishments and contribution to the Ministry of Public infrastructure. Additionally, they also recieved hampers of goods from the ministry to applaud their contribution to the country’s people. The ministry wished the retiring personnel well in their future
The Ministry of Public Utilities in the government of St Kitts and Nevis shared the event’s glimpses on social media. Several social media users also applauded the retiring staff members and shared their best wishes with the employees who have given a lifetime of service to the people.
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