AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCaribbean Week in New York: Cayman Islands tourism ministers and commissioners are set to join a strong turnout of regional leaders at Caribbean Week in New York 2026, with the Caribbean Tourism Organization framing the agenda around “One Caribbean: Infinite Experiences” and boosting air connectivity and brand partnerships. Hurricane prep (June 1 start): Cayman residents are being reminded to check passports and travel documents ahead of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, while NOAA’s outlook points to a potentially less active season linked to developing El Niño. Biodiversity support: RF Bank & Trust (Cayman) is funding plant labelling and trail interpretive upgrades at the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park for International Day of Biological Diversity. Solar power dispute: Homeowners say CUC is threatening fines and disconnection over solar and battery compliance, while OfReg reviews concerns about barriers to participation and CUC says grid-connected systems must be inspected and approved. Storm-season logistics: Bulk waste collection wraps up for North Side, East End and the sister islands this week, with residents urged to separate and put items out on schedule. Local health gap: Government admits residential drug rehab for women remains limited, with steps underway to reinstate female services at Caribbean Haven.
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