IT is a privilege to be in the land of the living to usher in the New Year 2021, after reflecting on what a year 2020 has been. The year 2020 was a year of struggles, testing, trauma, loss, anxiety, fears etc. for the Georgetown Municipality, but nevertheless, it became a year of rest, learning, family, self-preservation, selflessness, care and love. To be able to survive through a pandemic is truly a blessing, and we must be thankful for this day, we did it! We made it through 2020, one of the most challenging years of our lives. Personally, this was a year of growth, enlightenment, family, and rebuilding the City of Georgetown. As Mayor, 2021 will be a year of improvement and practising what we’ve learnt in 2020. My vision is to have the City of Georgetown emerge once again to its status as the “Garden City”, and I will be working diligently to make this a reality, with the “Clean up, Green Up” campaign. I have hopes of undergoing many projects that can provide jobs, avenues for businesses, proper facilities, better healthcare and better markets in this city. As the Chief Citizen of the City of Georgetown, my duty is to serve, protect and honour all its Citizens.

I look forward to having my vision and plans of this great City executed in 2021 and beyond.