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Resurfacing project improves road to Bethel Methodist School | The Daily Herald

August 18, 2026

Resurfacing project improves  road to Bethel Methodist School | The Daily Herald
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Newly resurfaced road leading to the Bethel Methodist School.

ST. EUSTATIUS--As part of ongoing improvements to public infrastructure, Trico Services has completed surfacing works on the road leading to the Bethel Methodist School (BMS).

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The works provide smoother access to the school and help reduce erosion caused by heavy rainfall, addressing an issue that has affected the area for years.

This improvement is part of the Government's continued efforts to create a safer and more accessible environment for pupils, staff and families. The government said that other roads will also undergo repairs and improvements.

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/resurfacing-project-improves-road-to-bethel-methodist-school

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