The Member of Parliament for North West St. Catherine, Damion Crawford, says he’s surprised roads in his constituency do not qualify for improvement under the Main Road component of the SPARK programme.
Speaking on Cliff Hughes Online on Thursday, Crawford says given the deplorable state of several roads across that part of St, Catherine, his constituents are fuming.
Damion Crawford, Member of Parliament for North West St. Catherine.
SPARK is the Shared Prosperity through Accelerated Improvement to our Road Network programme.
Under the $1.7 billion Graded Overlay Emergency Road Rehabilitation, GO, programme, the government patched, resurfaced, and repaired heavily trafficked main roads, school routes and critical commercial corridors across the island in the wake of Hurricane Melissa.
Works minister, Robert Morgan, who was also a guest on Cliff Hughes Online, says Damion Crawford could’ve raised his concerns in a direct phone call to him.
Robert Morgan, minister with responsibility for works.
