The newly created Ministry of Sustainability and Climate Resiliency now has responsibility for the ReGen Cayman’s Energy and Recycling Centre.
Persons may now register online for the MyHSA Patient Portal at www.hsa.ky. The Portal is a convenient way to access medical records, send messages to physicians and access digital vaccination records.
In response to customer queries, Cayman Airways is reminding those passengers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and not displaying any respiratory or other symptoms of the virus, that they are able to travel freely domestically between Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands.
The Economics and Statistics Office is looking for 40 Census enumerators to work on Grand Cayman. Enumerators will go door to door and collect data for the official Census 2021, which kicks off on 10 October and continues for two months.
Mr. Ian Stein has been appointed Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) / World Health Organization (WHO) representative to Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands. He is based in Kingston, Jamaica.
The Ministry of Education has brought forward the dates when government primary and secondary schools, located on Grand Cayman will close for midterm break.
John Gray and Clifton Hunter High Schools are now scheduled to close on Thursday, 7 October.
Medical professionals from Cayman’s three hospitals, the wider healthcare community and overseas medical institutions as well as Government officials will speak at the upcoming Cayman Islands Healthcare Conference
I am aware that the passing of the Customs and Border Control (Amendment) Bill and the Immigration (Transition) (Amendment) Bill is an emotive issue for some in our community. My office has received correspondence from a number of people about it. This statement is a response to those letters
Speaking at the special meeting of the Parliament on Tuesday in which two important Bills were being debated to introduce Covid vaccinations to a variety of people, Deputy Governor Franz Manderson said he felt the civil service should follow the private sector in this regard
Thirty-three young Caymanians recently enrolled as Level I trainees in the Apprenticeship Training Programme offered by the Public Works Department (PWD). This is in addition to ten Level II and six Level III learners.