Download: A Friend In the Dark: The Hurricane Hugo WSTA Appreciation Day Booklet As the sun set over the Virgin Islands on September 17, 1989, the long night began. It had been ten years since … Continue reading →
FLEET OF OCEAN GLIDERS COMING TO THE US VIRGIN ISLANDS Data-collecting underwater drones will support improved hurricane forecasting. Ocean gliders will be plying the waters of the US Virgin Islands this summer to help improve … Continue reading →
MEDIA ADVISORY Contact: Sheraine Brewster-Spivey (340) 513-4624 Email: RaineSpivey@gmail.com SENATOR MARVIN A. BLYDEN GAINS SUPPORT OF U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS CONGRESSWOMAN STACEY PLASKETT AND U.S. CONGRESSMAN JAMES E. CLYBURN TO FOCUS ON EMERGENCY HOUSING & SAFE … Continue reading →
PLEASE NOTE: This article’s dates have been corrected and are different than in the official government release which has a typo in the date. The VITEMA release states Monday as September 3. CCVI has corrected … Continue reading →
The Virgin Islands Territorial Management Agency (VITEMA) has announced that 2017-2018 Hurricane Tracking maps are now available throughout the Virgin Islands. Do not rely on having electrical power or batteries to connect cell phones and … Continue reading →
National Hurricane Center: “IRMA TURNS WESTWARD WITH 120-MPH WINDS” Issued By:VITEMA Issued On: 9/1/17 7:35 PM Affected Jurisdictions: Virgin Islands THIS IS A Routine Press Release Irma has continued to intensify its hurricane … Continue reading →
As torrential rainfall continues to pour on the Gulf Coast, the Department of Health and Human Services is providing support as local officials are continuing to assess communities’ health care infrastructure and medical needs. A … Continue reading →
Hurricane Season is here. Are you prepared? August 30, 2010 – Tropical Storm/Hurricane Earl – St. Thomas, Virgin Islands With the heart of Hurricane Earl directly south of the islands, Virgin Islands Water and Power … Continue reading →
