Dalvey Biggest Community In St Thomas Need Serious Attention.

[@Roseforres]

I have been there and you are telling the truth. Thank you for highlighting this parish

[@Roseforres]

St Thomas definitely needs help. The government has not done much this side of Jamaica Development is needed.

[@jairzenhobailey8385]

Dalvey Parish Council/Municipal Corperation is the Largest Labour Party Garrison in Jamaica (Not Even Tivoli No Powerful to Labour Party) like Dalvey Division. The Councillor has been in Power for 17 Years; for the last 4 years, Dalvey put in place, a JLP Councillor, JLP MP and JLP Governmnet and the People of Dalvey are not receiving any service. The roads are bad because for the last 4 years, the Drains have not been properly clean during the 3 cleaning periods each year (1. April, for the May June Rainy Season; 2. August, for the September to November Rainy/Hurricane Season and 3. November to December for the Christmas Period). When the drains are not clean the Water flood waters the road and damage the roads.

[@swainfordmatthews204]

Yes sir people all over Jamaica must unite and help each other jlp or pnp will not help you unite is strength more power to u keep on working brother change will come

[@NelsonWalters-mk4vb]

Dem belly full bro a dalvey poeple mek dem win election and not even water fi we bath u have bath room and still a bath ina wash pan we need justice.

[@jairzenhobailey8385]

Another issue for Dalvey is the unavailability of portable water runnning through the taps of homes, especially in Top House, Holland Town etc.; even though the residents are paying water bills to NWC. As far as I see the supply of water has been criminalized...vis-a-vis, water suppliers (Owners of water trucks and the employees of these truck owners) seem to be in collusion ensuring that water does not reach the homes, then NWC, turn around and pay these same water suppliers/truck operators to truck water to the homes - the trucking of water should be free to the homes, since they pay NWC Bills. However, many of the trucks are selling water to the citizens. It is alleged that 90% of the trucks are owned by Present Day Political Representatives. Again, the People, majority of Our Dalvey Divisional People are not interested in demanding that the Political Representatives work for Our Benefit.

[@peteduncan3850]

Good work to the blogger

[@b.edwards7086]

It’s gonna take sometime to revive a Community that had been neglected for over 20years.Politicians should not be continuously re-elected if they fail to improve community infrastructure. #FiveStarGeneral

[@rohangregory2717]

Imagine this is just one section of jamaica that need attention, atlrast st Thomas getting some amount of road fix unlike other parish like Westmoreland, Hanover, Clarendon, st Elizabeth etc

[@beresfordceto8227]

St Thomas is getting it attention at this time look how much road uno get fixed it all cannot fix at one time i hope the mp see it and come the 1st of January put it on the 20 billion dllr road program

[@peteduncan3850]

100 percent with you focus community and development but no plan me could do a better plan fi st thomas in one year and a just farming a the first move get lady's in chicken raising orgainize farm group to get support woman and man would get more work

[@peteduncan3850]

This place need good fixing and new housing on some a the cane land

[@peteduncan3850]

Jamaica don't take farming serious look on land that can plant food but the people need man to help them self we could do fish farming cause lot of spring we need good plan rada dead

[@trevorvernon8587]

Dalvey division never had a PNP Rep. Go back to 1938. And prove me wrong.

[@b.edwards7086]

People need to up skills themselves to get into new areas of employment.

[@peteduncan3850]

From sugar factory close no plan has put out for the east end of st thomas