Bermuda Government

Congratulations to the Bermuda College Class of 2026. Graduates were celebrated at the annual Commencement Ceremony, marking the culmination of their hard work, dedication and achievement. As they take the next step in their journeys, we wish them continued success in their careers, studies and contributions to Bermuda’s future.

Tune into the House of Assembly today, 15 May, from 10:00 am. Today’s session will feature Ministerial Statements on a range of key matters, including constitutional reform, fiscal progress, energy policy, housing, infrastructure, and ridesharing. Live on parliament.bm.

Continuing the conversation on CARICOM. Episode 4 of Leaders on the Record highlights key discussion points and what regional collaboration means for Bermuda. The dialogue continues with upcoming town halls, giving the public an opportunity to learn more and share their views. 📍 West End Town Hall TODAY, Thursday, May 14, 2026 7:00 PM St. James Church Hall 📍 East End Town Hall Tuesday, May 19, 2026 7:00 PM Penno’s Wharf Terminal Join the conversation. The full episode: youtu.be/wqQcl95HZeE?si…

Embedded within every colourful costume, smiling face, decorated float, vibrant beat and choreographed step, there is something more profound. This year, we’re drawing attention to the reason we come together on Bermuda Day. FOR THE CULTURE. We can’t wait to celebrate our heritage with you. See you at the Parade! #ForTheCulture #HeritageMonth2026 #BermudaDay #BermudaCulture #Bermuda @BdaGovernment

Find what you need, fast. The Government of Bermuda’s new website is designed to make it easier to access information and services, with smarter tools that help you get answers quickly. Visit www2.gov.bm today.

Bermuda’s young people took centre stage at the Youth Mental Health Student Debate 2026, engaging in a thoughtful discussion on privacy and access to care. The event formed part of Mental Health Anti-Stigma Month and highlighted the importance of listening to youth voices on issues that impact their wellbeing. The debate showcased leadership, insight, and the value of open dialogue in reducing stigma and strengthening support across the island. Full statement: gov.bm/articles/youth…

Meet Anthony Francis, Chief Information Security Officer for the Bermuda Government. In the latest Careers in the Public Service feature, Anthony shares his journey across departments, his return from the private sector, and the rewarding experience of giving back to Bermuda. From starting as a supply technician to leading national information security, his story highlights the growth, opportunity, and impact that a career in the public service can offer. Whether you’re starting out or considering a transition, the public service provides valuable experience, career progression, and the chance to make a difference. Learn more: gov.bm/careers-public…

Know your rights at work. If you work more than 40 hours per week, you may be entitled to overtime pay at time and a half. Understanding your rights helps ensure fair treatment in the workplace. For more information, contact the Department of Labour: ow.ly/CePL50YXKVL

Highlights from the West Family of Schools Spring Into the Arts showcase held on Thursday, 7 May. Students brought the theme One World, Many Stories to life through music, dance and performance, showcasing the creativity and talent across our public schools. The celebration continues with the final showcase on 30 May, don’t miss it.

Can you spot the UK Representative? 🇧🇲 Ms. Kimberley Durrant was among the dignitaries gathered at the Palace of Westminster this morning for the State Opening of Parliament, as His Majesty The King delivered the King’s Speech setting out the Government’s legislative priorities for the year ahead. 🇬🇧 A morning of pageantry, tradition and centuries-old ceremony marking the start of a new parliamentary session and a reminder of the enduring constitutional ties between Bermuda and the United Kingdom.

Ready to reimagine your future? Meet Public Officers, explore career pathways, and discover what’s next for you. 📍 Pier 6 | 🗓 18 June Your public service journey starts here. #PublicServiceCareer #BDAGovCareerFair

The Department of Child and Family Services is encouraging individuals and families to consider fostering and providing the care, stability and support that children need to thrive. If you are able to make a difference, learn more about becoming a foster parent by contacting the Foster Care Coordinator, Selena Simons, at 246-7232 or email smsimmons@gov.bm.

Today, Bermuda joined the global community in recognising International Nurses Day and celebrating the nurses who are the heartbeat of our healthcare system. Held at City Hall, the event honoured the dedication, leadership, and compassionate care nurses provide every day across our island. This year’s theme, “Nurses: A Voice to Lead. Empowered Nurses Save Lives.”, highlighted the importance of supporting and investing in nurses as essential leaders in healthcare. Thank you to every nurse in Bermuda for your service, commitment, and care.

The Ministry of Home Affairs is inviting residents to attend a public meeting on the proposed National Electricity Sector Policy 2026. Join the discussion on Monday, 18 May at 6.30pm at St. Paul’s AME Church Centennial Hall in Hamilton to learn more about the proposed policy framework and share your feedback directly with Ministry representatives. The consultation remains open until 21 May 2026. Residents can also review the policy and submit comments at forum.gov.bm.

The Ministry of Economy and Labour is proposing Pay Transparency Legislation to support fairer workplaces and greater accountability. By providing clearer pay structures and protections for employees, this initiative aims to strengthen trust across Bermuda’s workforce. Have your say. Visit: forum.gov.bm

The Ministry of Public Works and Environment has completed improvement works at the Stonecrusher Corner boat ramp on Kindley Field Road in St. George’s. The upgraded site restores and enhances a key access point to the water, with improvements to the ramp surface, vehicle access, and overall safety for boaters and the wider public. The area is now open for use and will also support operational access for organisations such as the Bermuda Power Boat Association and the Royal Bermuda Regiment Coast Guard. This project reflects continued investment in practical infrastructure that supports community use and marine access across Bermuda.

An update was recently provided on the refurbishment works at #7 Middle Town, where four fully modernised two-bedroom housing units are now substantially complete and ready to support individuals and families in need of safe, functional, and affordable housing. The project forms part of the Bermuda Housing Corporation’s wider Residential Building Programme, which continues to expand and improve affordable housing opportunities across the island. Full Statement: gov.bm/articles/7-mid…

REMINDER: Applications are open for Bermuda’s first regulated ridesharing permits. Eligible Public Service Vehicle license holders are encouraged to submit their applications before the 14 May 2026 deadline. Interested applicants can review requirements and apply through the Transport Control Department website: tcd.bm

A look back at the action and energy of SailGP in Bermuda. From high-speed racing on the Great Sound to the atmosphere onshore, it was a weekend filled with excitement and strong support from the community. Thank you to all who came out.

Know your rights at work. The current minimum wage in Bermuda is $17.13 per hour (effective 1 September 2025). If your wages, gratuities, service charges and/or commissions combined do not reach this amount, your employer is required to make up the difference. For more information, contact the Department of Labour: ow.ly/ZzFc50YXKWX