As your Senator-at-Large, I remain steadfast in my commitment to fostering a transparent, inclusive, and responsive government. Together, we can continue to build a thriving Virgin Islands that honors its rich history, embraces innovation, and champions the well-being of every resident.
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Learn More1/7/2008I’m honored and grateful to continue serving you as yourSenator-At-Large in the 36th Legislature of the VirginIslands. This victory is ours, built on your trust, support,and belief in what we can achieve together. Over the pastterm, we’ve made real progress: improving public safety,investing in youth, strengthening our economy, andcelebrating our Culture. But there’s still so much more todo, and I’m ready to keep working for you.
U.S. Virgin Islands – Senator At Large Angel Bolques Jr. is proud to join the Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority (VIHFA) in celebrating a historic milestone: acquiring multi-family housing properties through an innovative partnership with Jackson Development Company. This significant achievement ensures that 315 housing units in the St. Thomas and St. John District will be rehabilitated and transitioned into affordable homeownership opportunities for residents.
U.S. Virgin Islands – Senator At-Large Angel Bolques Jr. celebrates the commissioning of the Petronella Solar Farm on St. Croix, applauding the Water and Power Authority (WAPA) for taking a significant step toward clean, sustainable, and reliable energy for the territory. The 10-megawatt solar farm on the east end of St. Croix represents a shift in energy production, reducing reliance on traditional generators and expensive fossil fuels while delivering quantifiable fuel savings. Senator Bolques expressed his optimism, calling the project "progress for the Virgin Islands" and reaffirming his advocacy for renewable energy.
The safety of our students and pedestrians just took a monumental step forward with the passage of ACT 8952: The School Speed Zone and Enforcement Act.
Senator Angel Bolques Jr. expressed heartfelt gratitude today to Governor Albert Bryan Jr. for signing the "Child Victims' and Child Witnesses' Rights Act" (Bill No. 35-0031) into law. This landmark legislation, now Act No. 8923, is a profound step forward in the protection of children across the Virgin Islands, ensuring comprehensive support for child victims and witnesses involved in the judicial process.
Senator At Large Angel Bolques Jr. Highlights the 2023 Economic Report from the Bureau of Economic Research
U.S. Virgin Islands – Today, the Legislature of the Virgin Islands voted to pass Bill No. 35-0031, introduced by Senator Angel L. Bolques, Jr., which strengthens protections for child victims and witnesses in the legal system. The bill, titled The Child Victims' and Child Witnesses' Rights Act, now heads to the Governor for further action and consideration.
Senator At Large Angel Bolques Jr. is pleased to announce the approval of several crucial legislative investments in the U.S. Virgin Islands Fiscal Year 2025 budget. These appropriations, focusing on enhancing public safety, infrastructure, cultural heritage, and economic development, are set to bring long-term benefits to residents, particularly those on St. John.
Senator At Large Angel L. Bolques, Jr. expressed gratitude to the Committee on Budget, Appropriations, and Finance for their strong support of Bill No. 35-0272. The bill introduces key amendments to the Virgin Islands Code, increasing the motor vehicle rental surcharge from $3.75 to $5.00, primarily affecting tourists. This measure is expected to generate between $850,000 to over $1 million annually, helping to balance the FY25 budget while safeguarding residents from additional financial burdens. The bill now moves to the Committee on Rules and Judiciary for further consideration.
U.S. Virgin Islands — As the U.S. Virgin Islands prepares for the upcoming election, Senator Angel Bolques Jr. is calling on voters to prioritize selecting members for the 6th Virgin Islands Constitutional Convention. According to Senator Bolques, this pivotal Convention will shape the future governance of the territory, making it essential for the electorate to carefully consider their choices.
U.S. Virgin Islands — In response to Governor Albert Bryan Jr.'s recent press release urging the Legislature to consider either expanding an existing $100 million line of credit or approving an additional $50 million line of credit, Senator Angel Bolques Jr. issued the following statement: "As a legislative representative of the people of the Virgin Islands, I understand the critical importance of maintaining our government's financial stability while honoring our commitments to residents and local businesses.
Today, Senator Angel Bolques Jr. chaired a Committee on Culture, Youth, Aging, Sports, and Parks hearing on Friday, August 30, 2024, at 10:00 AM at the Frits E. Lawaetz Legislative Conference Room on St. Croix. The hearing was convened to receive testimony and updates regarding the operations and services provided by the Department of Human Services, Lutheran Social Services, St. Croix Foundation for Community Development (KIDS COUNT DATA BOOK), and the Paradise48 Film Festival.
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