Governor Albert Bryan will meet the two individuals chosen by the V.I. Water and Power Authority as finalists for the chief executive position at the beleaguered authority, among the final steps being taken as part of the due diligence process. Speaking to the Consortium Sunday, the governor said while he will meet with the finalists over separate dinners, as of Sunday he had not seen their resumes and that the meeting was not to project influence over the process, but rather a formality. He will also speak to the finalists about the challenges facing the authority. "I don't know if they were living here before, if they are from here, I don't know," Mr. Bryan said, a deliberate attempt to stay out of the process. "Once again all I ask is that I meet them, I am not making that decision either because the board needs to do the board's work."…
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Senator Kenneth Gittens on Monday said the 34th Legislature must formally petition the Superior Court to dismiss the Bryan administration's efforts to stop measures to enforce reform at the V.I. Water...
ST. THOMAS — The effort to restore electrical service in the St. Thomas - St. John district has been adversely affected by operational challenges with several generators at the Randolph Harley Power...
An electrical service interruption which spanned across several distribution feeders in the St. Thomas - St. John district Monday morning resulted from equipment failure at a hurricane-damaged electri...
While Governor Albert Bryan contemplates his next steps following actions by the 34th Legislature to bring about change to the governance of WAPA, members of the embattled utility’s governing board ...
Personnel at the Randolph Harley Power Plant completed repairs to the V.I. Water and Power Authority's largest generating unit Sunday night and have tested and returned Unit 23 to service today, annou...
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The V.I. Water and Power Authority on Saturday night announced that it would initiate a rotating power strategy in the St. Thomas-St. John District as power generation woes being experienced at the Ra...
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The V.I. Water and Power Authority Board on Thursday voted unanimously to elect V.I. Energy Office Director Kyle Fleming as chairman of the WAPA board, succeeding Property and Procurement Commissioner...
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