Latest News & Announcements

Minister John meets with her Execellency Noura Bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, United Arab Emirates

23 Jan 2026

The Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago recently hosted high-level discussions with a senior delegation from the United Arab Emirates, led by Her Excellency Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi, Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The visit formed part of the Government’s ongoing international outreach aimed at strengthening economic cooperation and attracting strategic investment.

The A.P.T. James Returns to Service

09 Jan 2026

The A.P.T. James has successfully completed a comprehensive maintenance programme, following dry-docking on the AMT Goliath at the National Marine Maintenance Services Company Limited. The scope of works included critical hull maintenance, sandblasting and repainting, propulsion and engine servicing, as well as extensive safety inspections and system testing. These activities were carried out to ensure the vessel meets the required operational and safety standards supporting its long-term performance, reliability and efficiency.

Completion of the St. Mary’s Police Station

24 Dec 2025

Completion of the St. Mary’s Police Station.
On December 24th, 2025, the Honourable Jearlean John, Minister of Works and Infrastructure, delivered remarks at the Ceremony to mark the successful conversion of the St Mary’s Police Post into the St Mary’s Police Station.

Highways Division Nationwide Highway Clean-Up

16 Dec 2025

Highways Division Nationwide Highway Clean-Up
The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, through its Highways Division, continues to advance clean-up and maintenance works across the nation’s major highways. Active works are currently underway along key routes including the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway, Churchill Roosevelt Highway, Uriah Butler Highway, and Beetham Highway, as well as at strategic overpasses and roundabouts.

APT James First Vessel Serviced on New AMT Goliath

28 Nov 2025

APT James Becomes First Vessel Serviced on New AMT Goliath
The APT James is officially the first vessel to be serviced on the nation’s new semi-submersible heavy-lift floating dock, the AMT Goliath. Senior officials of the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, including Permanent Secretary Ian Ramdahin and Deputy Permanent Secretary Ronald Alfred, visited the National Marine Maintenance Services Company Limited on Friday 21 November, 2025 to witness the scheduled dry-docking of the vessel.

PURE Progress on Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway Widening Project

09 Sep 2025

The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure is making steady progress toward completing the Chaguanas to Chase Village segment of the Sir Solomon Hochoy Widening Project.

Strengthening Capacity for High-Quality Infrastructure Development

22 Aug 2025

The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, through its Programme for Upgrading Roads Efficiency (PURE) Unit, recently partnered with the Port of Spain City Corporation to deliver specialised training sessions focused on roadway maintenance, material quality and modern construction techniques. These sessions were tailored to strengthen the technical expertise of local teams, ensuring that infrastructure projects meet higher standards of durability, efficiency, and safety.

Work Advances on South Manzanilla Shoreline Stabilisation Project

18 Aug 2025

The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure’s Coastal Protection Unit is actively safeguarding Trinidad and Tobago’s vulnerable coastlines against erosion and flooding. One of its latest initiatives — the South Manzanilla Shoreline Stabilisation Project — is designed to protect the beach, preserve the natural environment, and secure vital transportation infrastructure from the growing impacts of coastal flooding.

Ministry Enhances Road Safety on Blanchisseuse Road

04 Aug 2025

The Ministry of Works and Infrastructure, through its Programme for Upgrading Roads Efficiency (PURE) Unit, has been executing a series of upgrades along Blanchisseuse Road (Chainage 15+700 to 17+000) to improve safety and reliability for all road users. Earlier works included reinforcing the roadway with durable materials to extend its lifespan, reshaping, re-grading, and paving for smoother travel and better drainage, as well as clearing crossings to improve water flow and reduce the risk of flooding.

Widening of the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway

27 Mar 2025

The Ministry of Works and Transport continues its commitment to improving national infrastructure with the widening of the Sir Solomon Hochoy Highway (SSHH) from Chaguanas to Chase Village. This transformative initiative aims to alleviate traffic congestion, enhance road safety, and improve travel efficiency along one of Trinidad and Tobago’s busiest highways.

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