The Orange Walk Town Council

Don't forget tonight's Zumba session at the Philip Alvarez Basketball Court! It starts at 6:30PM!

Early morning clean up at HelpAge Orange Walk!
The Orange Walk Town Council started off bright and early at 4:30a.m

As they gear up for their Mothers & Fathers day program!

We continue collaborating and working together with the Helpage.

Preparations are underway for the upcoming rehabilitation of Main Street and Naranjal Street.

Officials from the International Development Bank, the Orange Walk Town Council, BWS, BTL, BEL, and other key stakeholders recently conducted a site visit to demarcate the project area ahead of the commencement of works in the coming weeks.

As rehabilitation activities begin, we kindly ask motorists and pedestrians to exercise caution when traveling along Main Street and Naranjal Street to follow all posted signage and traffic directions.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we work together to improve this important corridor for the benefit of our community.

🚧🚧 NOTICE 🚧🚧

The public is hereby notified that sections of Main Street will be blocked off on Tuesday, June 2nd to allow for inspections by contractors as the street rehabilitation commences.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Inviting everyone to another zumba with Fatima 💃💃💃

📅 Friday June 5th
⏰ 6:30pm
📌 Phillip Alvarez Basketball Court

Bring all that good energy and your water bottles!

See you there 💃

Mayor Sheppard attends Labor Education Session

The Labor Department is hosting a Labor Education Session today in Orange Walk Town to provide valuable information and promote awareness on labor-related matters within businesses and community members.

Mayor Sheppard addressed the crowd saying, "today’s session serves as a valuable opportunity to promote greater awareness of the rights and responsibilities of both workers and employers.
Initiatives such as this play an important role in strengthening industrial relations, encouraging fair labor practices, and developing respectful and productive workplaces throughout Belize.
We commend the Ministry and the Labor Department for their continued commitment to educating and empowering our communities through these meaningful engagements."