The Ministry of Energy and Business’ Energy Division, at Trinity Business Centre, Country Road, St Michael, will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, April 23, due to environmental conditions stemming from the demolition of the former Louis Lynch Secondary School.
The staff will work remotely on the day.
However, members of the public who wish to conduct business, for example matters pertaining to liquor licences, may contact the Director of the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Bertram Johnson, at bertram.johnson@barbados.gov.bb, or 535-7700, to facilitate their transactions. Additionally, filed complaints to the Office of Public Counsel may also be forwarded to public.counsel@barbados.gov.bb.
The public may also contact the Business Division, Warrens Office Complex, Warrens, St. Michael, at 535-7700.
Normal business is expected to resume on Thursday, April 24.
(MEB/BGIS)
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