Ocho Rios Fire Station building renamed in honor of firefighter who died on the job 

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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MP George Wright urges motorcyclists to take necessary precautions on the road

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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Former JCF member shot and killed early this morning close to popular nightclub on Constant Spring Road in Kingston

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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Jamaica Employers Federation welcomes Government’s intention to address Jamaica’s productivity crisis

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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More than 150 police officers awarded medals of honor for long service and good conduct 

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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NEPA is cautioning dog owners that they could find themselves in trouble with the law if their pet attacks sea turtles

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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PM urges Jamaicans to be climate-smart and to be aware of environment in which they reside

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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Government announces temporary reduction in fares for JUTC passengers

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

Read More

Barbadian fined $600,000 or 18 months imprisonment for attempting to smuggle cocaine through Sangster International Airport

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

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Justice Minister Delroy Chuck calls on Opposition to support Government’s efforts to curtail crime

The Ocho Rios Fire Station building has officially been renamed to the Larenzo Garnet Douse Memorial building. 

This was done in honor of the late firefighter, who died in a tragic accident while he was actively on duty, in Ocho Rios St. Ann in November last year. 

The official renaming ceremony was held today at the fire station which hosted attendees including Minister of Local Government, Desmond McKenzie, officials of the Jamaica Fire Brigade, representatives of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation and family and friends of the deceased.  

Mr. McKenzie said there was agreement between representatives of both political parties to rename the station building.

He also underscored the significance of honoring young people for their service to the country.

Read More