Motorists encouraged to stay safe on roads Minister for Communications and Works, Kye Rymer, is urging all motorists to exercise extreme caution as inclement weather More ...

The Virgin Islands is hosting national disaster management coordinators from 20 states around the Caribbean as well as key regional hazard experts this week as More ...

Six thousand thirty-two students, public officers and others in the Virgin Islands took part in the Caribe Wave tsunami preparedness exercise on March 19. More ...

The Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) has received financing support under the CDEMA-CARICOM-Japan Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (MHEWS) Project and intends to apply a More ...

The Virgin Islands will join some half a million Caribbean residents for the fifteenth regional tsunami preparedness exercise on March 19. More ...

The Virgin Islands is hosting a team of 15 Caribbean first response personnel as they carry out a field deployment training and exercise from February More ...

Virgin Islands residents can download the schedule of 2026 tests of the National Early Warning Multi-hazard Alert System. Sirens and other elements of the early warning More ...

The 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season ended on November 30 as another above average season, the ninth in the last decade to be considered either above More ...

Today the Department of Disaster Management launches a survey aimed at understanding the Virgin Islands community’s knowledge of, and preparedness for, emergencies and disasters. More ...

Earthquake safety took centre stage as schools, workplaces and families across the Virgin Islands took part in the global ShakeOut exercise October 16. More ...