Our Vision for St. Mark
Living at the Full Scale of Our Potential
St. Mark may be Grenada's smallest parish, but it has never lacked greatness.
Within our borders are fertile agricultural lands, a coastline that has sustained generations of fisherfolk, important historical and cultural landmarks, remarkable natural attractions and communities filled with talent and determination.
Our vision is to unlock the full potential of these resources and create opportunities that improve the lives of our people.
We envision a working coast where fishing creates more income and employment; productive agricultural lands that support farming and agro-processing; a thriving tourism sector that celebrates our history and natural beauty; and communities where young people have access to education, technology, sport and the creative arts.
We envision a parish with safer roads, dependable public services, accessible healthcare and stronger community institutions.
Above all, we envision a St. Mark where residents play an active role in shaping the decisions that affect their lives.
This is the vision behind our People's Manifesto. Seven pillars of development. A plan shaped by the people of St. Mark.
The People's Manifesto
Seven pillars. One St. Mark.
Pillar 1 of 7
Services Here at Home
St. Mark residents deserve essential services closer to home. Our plan focuses on improving emergency response, healthcare, policing and access to government services.
- 01
Provide a dedicated ambulance and multipurpose fire and water truck stationed in Victoria.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 02
Open a constituency office with published hours, a concerns hotline and a private consultation room.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 03
Introduce 24/7 nursing shifts at Victoria and Union medical stations.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 04
Move Victoria Police Station to 24/7 operations with assigned transport.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 05
Establish a One-Stop Government Office at the old Nutmeg Pool for bill payments and essential public services.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 06
Establish a dedicated residents’ hotline for emergency response and community concerns.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 07
Introduce monthly mobile health clinics in Maran, Fountain, Duquesne and other underserved communities.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 08
Expand and adequately staff Union Health Centre, improve patient care and provide a comfortable waiting area.
Years 1–2Status: Proposed - 09
Work with NAWASA to improve the water supply in Fountain and support household rainwater harvesting and solar systems.
Year 1Status: Proposed - 10
Introduce regular dental clinics and partner with private healthcare providers to establish a medical imaging centre.
Year 2Status: Proposed