Road Safety & Accountability: OBA MP Linda Smith is pressing for answers on the status of a $6.2m asphalt production plant, after Government announced Church Road repaving in Southampton—while she says the public hasn’t been updated on the plant. Public Works Update: Minister Jaché Adams says Church Road work will include repaving plus safety measures like speed humps, new markings and signage, with wider island-wide maintenance also underway. Education: Education Minister Crystal Caesar told the Senate the Public School System Transformation Programme is being refined to reduce acting appointments, strengthen leadership, and focus on measurable student gains. Community & Culture: Premier David Burt thanked organisers and public safety teams for delivering this year’s Carnival in Bermuda, highlighting family-friendly programming and local talent. BAMZ 100 Celebrations: BAMZ and BZS invite the public to a free Community Open House on June 20 to mark BAMZ’s 100th anniversary and BZS’s 50 years of support. Child Protection Survey: SCARS Bermuda is calling for anonymous community input in a survey on child sexual abuse, open until June 30. Pride & Dialogue: OUTBermuda’s Pride panel “Getting to the Root of the Problem” explores how slavery, colonisation, religion and diaspora have shaped homophobic and transphobic attitudes, on June 18. Health Access Partnership: The Women’s Resource Centre has partnered with New York’s CHOICES to provide Bermudian women with information, advocacy and referral pathways for reproductive care. Census Push: Government is encouraging residents to complete the 2026 Census to guide planning across housing, education, healthcare and more. Public Service Careers: A free Public Service Career Fair and Expo runs at Pier 6 from 12pm to 8pm, with roles and pathways across the service. Weekend Policing: Police say there were no “incidents of note” at Heroes Weekend events, but 37 arrests were made over the long weekend, including for impaired driving and outstanding warrants.