Heatha Miller-Bennett, MP for Hanover Western

FLOW Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme: REAP Edition Western

Member of Parliament for Western Hanover, the People's National Party's Heatha Miller-Bennett, says many residents in the parish devastated by Hurricane Melissa have yet to receive any support from the government.

READ MORE HERE: https://revonews.ai/news/many-western-hanover-residents-yet-to-receive-govt-support-for-melissa-mp

Hello, Hanoverians! 🙌🏾

The roads below have been identified for repairs under the Government’s pre- and post-Hurricane Melissa maintenance response.

This list represents priority locations, but it is not exhaustive. Additional roads will be added as assessments continue and works advance across the island.

Farmers in the Western Region, our Deputy Parish Agricultural Managers are ready to support your recovery efforts.

Reach out for guidance, assessments, and the help you need to get production back on track.

Hanover’s Deputy Parish Manager

Aston King Jr.
📞 876-465-7221
📧:[email protected]

Public Advisory

🔸The Salt Spring road is currently impassable, with Jamaica Constabulary Force members and residents working to clear the roadway.

🔸Exercise caution when approaching Rhodes Hall road due to fallen trees.

The Meteorological Service of Jamaica and the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) have identified several communities across the island that are at high risk of flooding and landslides as Hurricane Melissa approaches.

Residents in these areas are urged to stay alert, avoid flooded roadways, and move to higher ground or designated shelters if necessary.

Please see HANOVER listing below ⬇️