Roatan municipality bid out the most complex road paving undertaking to date and a local company is doing the work. The airport to Kix 1.5 kilometer stretch of the island’s main road is the most complex, most difficult road paving done on Roatan. It is
Roatan has found itself in a health crisis. On April 19, around 9pm, Roatan Public Hospital in Coxen Hole burned down in a spectacular fire. The fire destroyed 95% of the 33 year old building except for a portion of the office annex.
Officials at the Roatan Municipality have a vision of how the island could look in 10, 20, or even 50 years: ample well-kept roads, an efficient garbage removal and disposal system, and an energy grid that makes life easier for residents and visitors alike. Today,
With local economies booming the Bay Islands Municipalities have been upgrading their infrastructure, especially their municipal buildings. With increased revenues in local and land taxes, business and building permits, the Municipal governments have money to spend.
One of the around 30 islanders who returned to the Roatan on May 16 has tested positive for COVID-19.
While central and local governments have not come up with a way to efficiently and safely transport the stranded Roatanians back home
The March 30th Roatan Municipal ordinance allowing opening of most business and transport for April 1-10 has been challenged by Honduran Central government.
A little noticed law has been making a difference in the Roatan Municipality.
The fires that have been burning in the Roatan Municipal Garbage Dump could be getting closer to their end and not a minute too soon for residents and visitors.
When the ZOLITUR [Bay Islands Tourist Freezone] law was signed on Roatan by president Zelaya on December 13, 2007, the president of Congress and soon-to-be de-facto president, Roberto Micheletti said "I've never heard Roatanians sing the anthem so enthusiastically.”