The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
The Trelawny Municipal Corporation will be partnering with the police to demolish structures constructed illegally on Rodney Street in Falmouth.
Mayor of Falmouth Collen Gager made the statement yesterday during the Corporation’s monthly meeting.
It follows reports of illegal connections to Jamaica Public Service power lines, unsanitary practices of persons occupying the premises, improper waste disposal and noise nuisance.
Mr. Gager said the occupants have been given notices to relocate.
