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Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Sapphire (St. Thomas).

All beaches are considered to be safe for swimming or fishing, except for Grapetree Bay (St. Croix) where samples could not be collected.

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Lindbergh Bay (St. Thomas).

The goal is to provide safe, temporary accommodation for a significant number of residents and visitors who are threatened by an impending storm, or are displaced or homeless after a disastrous event.

Due to the high volume of rainfall, DPNR advises the public to refrain from using any of the USVI coastal waters until further notification.

VITEMA and FEMA are currently working to assess and support the territory’s ability to respond to a wide-range of disasters that may impact the USVI.

Congratulations Garry Green (St. Croix) and Jeniene Hobson (St. Thomas/St. John)!

June 1, 2019 marks the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, which ends on November 30.

The application is now available online and will be open until August 31, 2019.

For applications and completion instructions, download the Curfew Pass Application under Special Forms on the Key Documents and Reports page of this website.

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Coki Point and Secret Harbor (St. Thomas).

The Department of Human Services will open 2 (two) shelters on St. Croix, 2 (two) on St. Thomas, 1 (one) on St. John, and 1 (one) on Water Island.

All beaches are considered to be safe for swimming or fishing, except for Johnson Bay and Oppenhemer in St. John due to unknown status (samples could not be collected).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Hull Bay (St. Thomas).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Coki Point and Water Bay (St. Thomas).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Coki Point (St. Thomas).

Safety tips to remember.

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Chenay Bay, Cramer’s Park, Halfpenny, and Protestant Cay (St. Croix).

Not considered to be safe for swimming or fishing: Bluebeard’s and Coki Point (St. Thomas); Frank Bay and Oppenheimer (St. John).

All beaches are considered to be safe for swimming or fishing, except for Johnson Bay in St. John due to unknown status (samples could not be collected).