Senator Angel L. Bolques Jr.: A Record of Service, Legislation, and Community Impact. (Download Attachments)
St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands — Senator At Large, Angel L. Bolques Jr. is strongly opposing the Virgin Islands Port Authority’s (VIPA) proposed marine and parking fees, calling them regressive and unfair to the people of St. John—an island already carrying the highest cost of living and the least access to public services in the territory. The proposed fees include: An Additional Passenger Fee for Non-Drivers at the Red Hook Barge Ramp. A Cargo Overflow Staging Fee and A Paid Parking System at the Victor Sewer Marine Facility lot (across from the Cruz Bay Post Office). Unlike St. Thomas and St. Croix, St. John lacks full-service public infrastructure, including a fully operational fire station, a Human Services office, a Youth and Recreation Center, and medical facilities, among others. Many government departments do not maintain full local offices on St. John, and those that do often operate with limited hours, reduced staff, or restricted services. As a result, residents are often forced to travel to St. Thomas at their own expense for essential services, appointments, and basic necessities.
I’m honored and grateful to continue serving you as yourSenator-At-Large in the 36th Legislature of the VirginIslands. This victory is ours, built on your trust, support,and belief in what we can achieve together. Over the pastterm, we’ve made real progress: improving public safety,investing in youth, strengthening our economy, andcelebrating our Culture. But there’s still so much more todo, and I’m ready to keep working for you.
U.S. Virgin Islands – Senator At Large Angel Bolques Jr. is proud to join the Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority (VIHFA) in celebrating a historic milestone: acquiring multi-family housing properties through an innovative partnership with Jackson Development Company. This significant achievement ensures that 315 housing units in the St. Thomas and St. John District will be rehabilitated and transitioned into affordable homeownership opportunities for residents.
El senador Angel Bolques Jr. expresó hoy su sincero agradecimiento al gobernador Albert Bryan Jr. por haber promulgado la "Ley de los derechos de los niños víctimas y testigos" (Proyecto de ley N.º 35-0031). Esta legislación histórica, ahora Ley N.º 8923, es un gran paso adelante en la protección de los niños en las Islas Vírgenes, y garantiza un apoyo integral a los niños víctimas y testigos que participan en el proceso judicial.
Islas Vírgenes de los Estados Unidos – Hoy, la Legislatura de las Islas Vírgenes votó a favor de aprobar el proyecto de ley n.° 35-0031, presentado por el senador Angel L. Bolques, Jr., que fortalece las protecciones para los niños víctimas y testigos en el sistema legal. El proyecto de ley, titulado Ley de derechos de los niños víctimas y testigos, se dirige ahora al Gobernador para que lo tome en consideración y tome medidas adicionales.