AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoTobago Security Build-Out: Three new joint police-military security posts are under way in Signal Hill, Plymouth and Goodwood, part of a 30-post rollout aimed at faster response times and stronger community presence. Budget Watch: Government remains tight-lipped on the 2026/2027 Budget date and details, while business groups push for long-term stability, controlled spending and more support for non-energy growth. Energy Transition Push: Climate and renewable energy experts back updates to policy to unlock more solar power, stressing the need for enabling rules that boost investor confidence. Food Safety Skills: UWI interns get CARPHA “ServSafe” advanced training to strengthen food handling, hygiene and sanitation as they enter the workforce. Water & Sewerage Tension: Opposition MP Marvin Gonzales alleges WASA quietly raised some plumbing inspectorate fees by up to 700% from July 1 without notice; WASA says fees haven’t been reviewed since the 1980s. Tech for Market Vendors: Minister Nicholas Morris backs Trinity East student Malachi Senhouse’s VendaTT app, built to help market vendors promote and sell produce. EV Market Move: Jetcon targets first-year sales of about 100 Arcfox EV units as it re-enters the electric vehicle segment. Earthquake Report: A magnitude 4.6 quake was recorded offshore northeast of Trinidad and Tobago with no immediate damage reports.
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