The Antigua and Barbuda Labour Party (ABLP) candidate for the St. Paul Constituency, E.P. Chet Greene, has announced a major expansion of essential services for the area, centred around a newly completed health clinic and a proposed medical complex. According to Antigua Observer, the announcement was made during a meet-and-greet event held in the constituency on Tuesday evening.
Greene told attendees that the long-awaited reopening of the health clinic marks a significant milestone for residents who have sought improved access to medical care in the constituency. The proposed medical complex is expected to build on that foundation, further expanding healthcare capacity in St. Paul.
Also forming part of Greene's plans for the constituency is a proposed fire station, which would bring dedicated emergency response services closer to residents. As reported by Antigua Observer, the announcements signal Greene's broader push to strengthen infrastructure and public services in the area ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle.
The meet-and-greet provided Greene with an opportunity to engage directly with constituents and outline his vision for St. Paul's development. The dual focus on healthcare and emergency services underscores what the ABLP candidate has positioned as a priority agenda for the community.
