The government says the Bath Estate–Silver Lake Road Realignment and Reconstruction Project in Saint George Parish is nearing completion, with the upgraded 300-
Dominica: The Bath Estate-Silver Lake Road Realignment and Reconstruction Project is underway to be completed by the end of this month.
On March 10, 2026, the Government of Dominica shared an important update on the EC6.6-million-dollar road project at Saint George Parish. In their update, the Government announced that the project is scheduled to be completed by the end of March 2026.
Upon completion of the Bath Estate-Silver Lake Road Realignment and Reconstruction Project, the road will be stronger and more dependable for those travelling. It will also ensure safety for the inhabitants of Roseau Valley and Roseau.
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This project is being funded by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), with the Ministry of Public Works overseeing its management and execution. Currently, the realignment and reconstruction of this 300-metre road is undertaken by a local contracting firm known as ACE Engineering.
According to the information, the works included the construction of a site access road and site clearing. It also featured earthworks such as cutting, levelling and forming the new road alignment.
The Government noted that additional construction work has been done as part of the road project, which includes building structures to protect the road from the river, constructing a retaining wall to support a newly adjusted part of the road, and improving the slope stability and drainage along the road.
Prime Minister Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit shared this update on his Facebook page, where a few citizens have commented, expressing their opinions on the progress.
A Facebook user by the name Zara Prosper wrote, “I’m glad to see the ongoing progress. This road will provide a safe and efficient way to commute and give better access to services and economic activities.”
Another user also commented, “Great! Keep up the good work!”