West Indies Oil Company has requested coordination with police to ensure fuel deliveries can continue during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Antigua and Barbuda despite temporary traffic restrictions.

During a public town hall meeting, a company representative raised concerns about how delivery vehicles would operate while security measures and road restrictions are in effect.

The representative sought clarification on delivery schedules and whether special accreditation would be required for vehicles transporting fuel.

Police officials advised the company to submit specific dates and times for planned deliveries so arrangements could be coordinated through the Traffic Department.

Officials indicated that advance notice would allow police to assess the company’s operational needs and facilitate necessary movements.

The discussion highlighted concerns about maintaining essential services and commercial operations during CHOGM, when heightened security and the movement of visiting delegations are expected to affect traffic across parts of Antigua.

The company is seeking to ensure that customers and energy-related operations continue receiving fuel throughout the international gathering.

This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: West Indies Oil Seeks Coordination on Fuel Deliveries During CHOGM.