Michael Freeland, the newly elected ABLP caretaker for St. George, along with Comrade Rayne and the Public Works team, spearheaded a critical drainage improvement project in Potters today. This initiative aims to enhance flood prevention measures in the community ahead of the upcoming hurricane season.

In a statement, Freeland expressed his gratitude to Hon. Maria Bird-Browne and the Ministry of Works for their support. “Special thanks to Hon. Maria Bird-Browne, the Ministry of Works, and the Public Works Department for their dedication to this essential project,” Freeland said.

The collaborative effort between Freeland, Comrade Rayne, and the Public Works team aims to improve the community’s drainage system to help safeguard residents during heavy rains. “I am grateful to Comrade Rayne for joining me to ensure relief for the people of Potters ahead of the hurricane season,” Freeland added.

Highlighting the importance of teamwork, Freeland noted, “When there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved.”

The project, which includes clearing blocked channels and enhancing water flow, is expected to significantly reduce flood risks as the region prepares for another active hurricane season. Residents of Potters have praised the proactive measures, confident that these improvements will bolster their community’s resilience during future storms.