Tourism Licensing Push: TPDCo says the Government is backing innovative Jamaicans in tourism by helping entrepreneurs and small tourism businesses become compliant and competitive, with a one-stop licensing expo at the Falmouth Cruise Ship Pier in Trelawny connecting operators to regulatory and financial agencies. Special Needs Diagnostics Closer to Home: A diagnostic centre is set for CASE in Portland, expected to be completed by early October, aiming to cut the burden on families who currently travel to Kingston for assessments. Electricity Access for Vulnerable Communities: JSIF is expanding safe, legal electricity through the National Energy Poverty Reduction Project, targeting barriers like connection costs (about $150,000–$180,000) and lack of awareness, and urging communities to contact JSIF for support. Business Compliance Support in Portmore: NHT will hold an Employer Connect Expo at Sunshine Mall on Sept. 25 to help employers and entrepreneurs understand statutory deductions, registration, and filing requirements. Road Upgrade for Lucea Commuters: NWA has signed a $39-million contract to rehabilitate Seaview Drive in Lucea using durable rigid concrete, starting Oct. 5. Public Transport Update: JUTC launched Route 710, linking Port Antonio to downtown Kingston via St. Thomas, running Mondays to Saturdays. Housing Sector Spotlight: Jamaica’s World Habitat Day Expo is set for Oct. 5 at The Summit in New Kingston under the theme “Adequate Shelter for All.”