Census 2020 U.S. Virgin Islands is actively recruiting individuals to fill hundreds of jobs on St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, the Census said this afternoon. More than 500 temporary, part-time census takers are needed to ensure that everyone who lives in the U.S. Virgin Islands is counted. Beginning in March, census takers will visit every household in the territory to complete census forms. Census takers are critical to making sure that the Census count is accurate. The jobs pay well, have flexible hours, and are open to anyone 18 or older. Bilingual applicants and people who already have jobs and want to earn extra money in the evenings and on weekends should apply. Census takers earn $16.51 per hour. Article 1, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution requires that an accurate count be taken of the U.S. population every 10 years. Census…
The V.I. Department of Public Works (DPW) announced recently the completion of VITRAN's Operations and…
The United Way of the U.S. Virgin Islands says to get ready to “Masquerade the Night Away for your United…
Governor Albert Bryan on Monday delivered his second State of the Territory Address since becoming governor.…
3 Beaches in St. Thomas, 2 on St. Croix, Not…
Staff Consortium January 11, 2020The Department of Planning and Natural Resources, in its weekly beach advisory, revealed that five beaches…
2020 Community Development Block Grant Application…
Staff Consortium January 10, 2020The Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority (VIHFA) announced today the availability of the Community…
Lt. Roach Announces Completion of St. Thomas…
Staff Consortium January 09, 2020Lieutenant Governor Tregenza Roach announced today the completion of field work on St. Thomas as part…
Phase II of Frederiksted Waterline Rehabilitation…
Staff Consortium January 09, 2020The Virgin Islands Water and Power Authority will launch the second phase of the Frederiksted Waterline…
The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority said Wednesday that the St. Croix Anguilla Landfill would remain closed to the public on Thursday due to continued fire suppression activities at the site...
ST. CROIX — A woman who suffers from dementia and was missing since this morning was found in Cotton Valley, according to people familiar with the search. The woman, named Nilda Gonzales, was fou...
ST. CROIX — An elderly woman who suffers from dementia has gone missing, and her family and friends are seeking the community's assistance in locating her. The woman, named Nilda Gonzales, has not ...
The Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs (DLCA) is hosting a series of town hall meetings to bring public awareness to the Department’s role in the hemp and CBD industry in the territory. Th...
Spring semester classes at the University of the Virgin Islands are scheduled to begin on Monday, Jan. 13., UVI has announced. Online registration for continuing UVI students is available, with access...
Following a magnitude 6.5 earthquake that struck Puerto Rico at about 4:24 a.m. today, another earthquake of magnitude 5.6 affected the island commonwealth at 7:18 a.m. today, while a third — coming...
The National Weather Service's Tsunami Warning Center advised this morning that there was no threat of a tsunami to Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands and other Caribbean isl...
The Department of Public Works has made known that all traffic lights damaged during the 2017 storms on St. Croix have been replaced. D.P.W. said the damaged traffic signals were replaced with new on...
The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority has advised the community that the Anguilla Landfill on St. Croix will be closed to the public today, due to continued fire suppression activities taking ...
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