Nearly three months following the onslaught of Super Typhoon Yutu, the Department of Public Works and their partner agencies continue to work tirelessly to rid the island of typhoon debris. DPW continues on with the segregation process and continues to fill up the slide slopes of...

Thank you for your wonderful and encouraging comments to my colleagues at the Department of Public Works. I noticed in the article that the word “struggle” was mentioned five times, and I don’t recall mentioning that DPW was struggling. It sounded unappreciative...

The Department of Public Works is struggling to complete the debris-clearing process, two months after Super Typhoon Yutu laid waste to parts of Saipan and Tinian. According to Enrique Dela Cruz, Department of Public Works Solid Waste Management director, DPW has been working...

Your paper of Friday, Oct. 19, 2018, published a worthy news article titled “DPW to begin $2.79M construction on Kannat Tabla road.” I personally believe that such magnitude of undertaking and effective collaborations between the CNMI and the federal government is a clear...