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Saskia's passion for her work shines through as she describes the Heritage House as a living testament to Caymanian

In Cayman, people shouldn’t have to worry about whether they’ll make it home when they do something as simple as cross the street, go for a run, or ride their bike... but unfortunately, our roads tell a different story. Of the 28 road fatalities that have occurred in Cayman since the beginning of 2023, a quarter have been cyclists or pedestrians – vulnerable road users with little protection whose safety depends on other road users taking responsibility and being careful when behind the wheel of their vehicles. Each life lost is a stark reminder that taking road safety seriously is not optional; it is the key to ensuring that more loved ones make it home safely.

It’s that time of year when Cayman’s supermarket shelves fill with spooky candy, as families prepare a night of costumes, candy, and community fun. However, Halloween is also a night where vulnerable road users are at a heightened risk, especially young trick-or-treaters walking along poorly lit roads in dark-coloured outfits. 

For Darren Kelly, the work of the Civil Service is as much about precision as it is about purpose.

All It Takes Is A Second

Smart buckles up. Reckless risks it.

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As the Engineering Manager at the DEH, Shavonnie blends technical precision with public responsibility,

In a role where every second matters and every system must perform flawlessly, Sean Vasquez leads

Children chatter excitedly with new backpacks, parents juggle coffee and lunchboxes, and almost everyone