AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Insurance: Government and health officials are reviewing a proposed ~25% SHIC premium increase from 1 July 2026 that would affect about 12,000 residents enrolled under CG Britcay. Public Health: Pertussis (whooping cough) cases are still being detected locally, with health authorities urging vaccination and prompt medical care for symptoms—especially to protect infants. Environment & Waste: The George Town dump will close at 1:00pm Monday, 15 June (King Charles III’s Birthday), with no derelict vehicle or scrap metal dumping; regular operations resume Tuesday. Road Safety (Sister Islands): RCIPS has stepped up patrols and traffic enforcement on Cayman Brac and Little Cayman since 1 June, issuing 15 tickets and making DUI and unlicensed-driver arrests. Local Governance & Economy: The landfill “conundrum” story looks at how waste is managed at George Town Landfill and why it remains a political flashpoint. Tourism & Travel: Cayman Airways adds extra Friday flights to Panama for summer travel, boosting weekend and onward connections across Latin America. Workforce: A new National Workforce Development Committee survey asks employers about hiring, training, and retaining Caymanian talent. Sports: Cayman Islands FA Cup final results: Scholars International Sports Club beat Academy Sports Club 2-1.
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