AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCarnival in Bermuda 2026: Premier David Burt thanked organisers, volunteers and public safety teams after six days of music and culture, including Revel de Road, with police saying the holiday weekend ran “without a hitch.” Public Safety: Police reported 37 arrests over the National Heroes long weekend, including impaired driving offences and warrants, and said there were no incidents of note at major social events. Local Politics & Infrastructure: OBA MP Linda Smith questioned the status of a $6.2m asphalt production plant and raised concerns about the Church Road, Southampton repaving partnership with Surface Experts Ltd. Energy Law: In the Senate, the Electricity Amendment Act 2026 passed after debate over “fitness” and ministerial powers; Home Affairs Minister Alexa Lightbourne said energy decisions must consider affordability and public impact. Housing: Planning is sought for a three-storey senior living facility in Southampton (110 one-bedroom units) under special needs housing provisions. Community & Services: BAMZ and BZS host a free Community Open House June 20 for BAMZ’s 100th anniversary; SCARS launched an anonymous survey on child sexual abuse, open until June 30. Police Appeal: Two 13-year-olds reported missing in Smith’s area have been found safe and well. Business/Shipping: Bermuda Container Line announced John Wight’s retirement as chairman after 15 years; George Hutchings takes over.
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