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This document contains the official decisions adopted by the Executive Council of the Public Entity of St. Eustatius during its meeting held on 24 June 2026. The published decision approves the St. Eustatius Carnival 2026–2030 proposal, supporting the long-term planning and organisation of the island's carnival celebrations

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 23 June 2026 to consider and approve a range of decisions relating to infrastructure, housing, tourism, cultural heritage, public safety, employee matters, Region Deal projects, policy development, and government operations. The meeting also addressed community initiatives, building permits, utility infrastructure, and preparations for upcoming public events and official engagements.

The Financial Statement 2025 presents the financial results of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius for the 2025 financial year.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius convened on 30 April 2026 to consider matters relating to financial management and personnel administration. Decisions approved during the meeting included the submission of the First Implementation Report (Q1 2026) and the First Budget Amendment 2026 to the Financial Supervision Board (Cft), as well as the intention to proceed with disciplinary and competency-based dismissal procedures in accordance with applicable regulations.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 21 April 2026 to consider a range of administrative, personnel, infrastructure and policy matters. Decisions included the approval of an honourable discharge due to retirement, participation in the first BES Communication Week, a temporary lease agreement for project personnel accommodation, educational travel to the United States to strengthen opportunities for Statian students, and several governance and operational matters. Some agenda items, including revisions to rider’s learning permit requirements and administrative workflow improvements, were postponed for further consideration.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 16 April 2026 and approved the temporary secondment of an employee to serve as Interim Heritage Inspector. The appointment supports the continuation of cultural heritage oversight and management on the island during the period April to September 2026.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 31 March 2026 to consider a wide range of matters relating to governance, infrastructure, communications, culture, housing, personnel, and community development. Approved decisions included support for disaster management initiatives, the engagement of a film crew for Statia Day 2026, protocol training in Statia, several personnel appointments, housing and permit applications, the Roaming Animals Awareness Campaign, infrastructure projects such as the breakwater extension and cliff stabilisation works, and preparations for Statia Day 2026. The Council also reviewed various policy memoranda, regional development initiatives, and governance matters, while several items were postponed for further consideration.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 8 June 2026 and approved travel for representatives involved in the harbour renovation project to participate in an EU mission to Antigua. The approved travel includes the Programme Manager responsible for harbour renovations and the Harbour Master, supporting ongoing efforts to strengthen maritime infrastructure and harbour development initiatives.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 11 June 2026 to consider matters related to environmental management and organisational integrity. The Council approved the excavation of a disposal pit at the St. Eustatius Waste Solution Plant for the disposal of accumulated septic waste and endorsed support for the Code of Conduct distribution ceremony organised by the Integrity Office, aimed at strengthening integrity and ethical standards within the public service.

The Executive Council of the Public Entity Sint Eustatius met on 7 May 2026 to consider matters relating to economic regulation, cultural development and community events. Decisions approved included the implementation of revised gasoline and gasoil prices effective 15 May 2026, support for the organisation of the 2026 Emancipation Day celebrations through a co-funding partnership, and the appointment of a Carnival Committee for the period 2026–2030 to ensure the continued growth, stability and development of St. Eustatius Carnival.