Port of Spain City Corporation

✨ CELEBRATING 112 YEARS OF MUNICIPAL HISTORY ✨

​The Port-of-Spain Corporation cordially invites the public to our 112th Anniversary Interfaith Service.
Let us gather in unity and gratitude to celebrate the rich heritage of our capital city.

​This special service will take place on Wednesday, 24th June, 2026, at 9:00 AM at The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, located at 31 Independence Square, Port-of-Spain (at the eastern end of the Brian Lara Promenade).

​Come together as we pray for the continued peace and prosperity of Port-of-Spain.

​EVERYONE IS WELCOME. 🙌🇹🇹

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Happy Labor Day from the Port-of-Spain Corporation and the members of Council!

​Today, we honor the incredible hard work and dedication of the workforce that keeps our capital city moving forward.
As we celebrate your invaluable contributions, we urge everyone to keep safety a top priority in everything you do. Your health and well-being are vital to our city's progress.
​Together, let’s continue building a safe, healthy, and thriving environment for all!🇹🇹

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The Primary School City Quiz was staged at The Murchison Brown Auditorium at City Hall as part of the Port-of-Spain City Month 2026 Celebrations, marking the city's 112th anniversary.

The quiz was hosted by Councillor Malouia Bourne and Councillor Clint Baptiste, with teams of 5 competing across four categories covering Culture, Persons, History, and Places. Gratitude is extended to the judges, Ms. Jemma Legerton and Ms. Jinelle Mansano, for overseeing the competition.

Congratulations to the winning teams and all participating schools:

Moulton Hall Methodist School took 1st place, followed by St. Ursula’s Girls’ Anglican School in 2nd place and Richmond Street Boys' Anglican School in 3rd place.

The teams from Bethlehem Boys' RC School, Belmont Government Primary School, and Melville Girls' Anglican Primary School are also commended for their strong efforts and participation.

Sincere thanks go out to the Committee Members for all their hard work in making this event possible. The event also featured greetings on behalf of the City from His Worship Alderman Chinua Alleyne, Mayor of Port-of-Spain.

Thank you to all the students, teachers, and supporters who attended the event.

The Port-of-Spain Corporation Interdepartmental Cricket Tournament concluded with an excellent turnout and a high level of competition.
While the matches were keenly contested, the event was defined by great sportsmanship and camaraderie among all the participating departments.

​The Transport Warriors successfully defended their title to become back-to-back champions, putting on a dominant display throughout the tournament to lift the trophy without losing a single match. They defeated a strong Central Market team, which took home a well-deserved second place after a hard-fought final. In the third-place playoff, Litter Cart secured its spot on the podium by defeating City Police.

​A special thank you to our sponsors, West Bees Supermarket and Spektakula Promotions, for their support of this event.
We also appreciate the players, organizers, and supporters who attended and contributed to the tournament's success.
(Here are a few shots from the Finals 📸)


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Please take note!

🚀 FUTURELAB 2026: Hands-On Tech for Port-of-Spain Youth

This past weekend on Saturday, June 13th, the COSTAATT Tech Hub hosted FUTURELAB for students aged 11–14.
This initiative offered young minds a practical opportunity to explore emerging technologies like Virtual Reality, Internet of Things (IoT) kits, 3D printing, and Artificial Intelligence, helping them discover future career pathways in innovation.

Young people representing various districts across Port-of-Spain attended the interactive sessions.
We were also honored to welcome His Worship Alderman Chinua Alleyne, Mayor of Port-of-Spain, along with members of Council, who visited to support the participants and see their engagement firsthand.

Thank you to everyone who made this event a success. FUTURELAB was presented by COSTAATT in collaboration with the Port-of-Spain City Corporation, as part of the Port-of-Spain City Month 2026 Celebrations marking our 112th Anniversary.

Clean Streets, Proud City in Action:

​Today, as part of the Clean Streets, Proud City initiative, the Port-of-Spain Corporation is conducting a clean-up blitz in the Southern Port-of-Spain district.

This operation will continue into Woodbrook tomorrow.
​Our teams are working throughout the district to clear debris, dried foliage, and garbage.

​Do Your Part for Proper Disposal
​A cleaner city starts with all of us.
To assist our teams today and tomorrow, please do not dump old furniture, appliances, or bulk items on the roadside. Instead, contact the Corporation to schedule a bulk waste pickup.
​For daily trash, please secure your regular household waste in sturdy, tied bags to prevent litter from scattering, and keep your dried foliage and yard clippings separated from your regular garbage.

​Let's work together to keep our neighborhoods beautiful, healthy, and safe.
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Report on Overnight Fires in Port-of-Spain:
The Port-of-Spain Corporation supported the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service by supplying water to help extinguish two fires that occurred last night.
The incidents took place at Coelho's Building on Prince Street and at #55-57 Nelson Street.