LEGISLATURE ANNOUNCES TEMPORARY PHONE SYSTEM INTERRUPTIONS
Published: Jun 30, 2021
ST. THOMAS- The Virgin Islands Legislature announces temporary interruptions to our direct dialing capabilities while we transition to a new phone system. Until July 5, 2021, direct dialing will be affected on all three islands. We ask all members of the public to utilize the main lines for each location to be connected with their respective party.
| Building | Main Phone Line |
| Capitol Building, St. Thomas | 340-774-0880 |
| Legislative Annex, Norre Gade, St. Thomas | 340-774-2478 |
| St. Croix Legislature | 340-773-2424 |
| St. John Legislature | 340-776-6285 |
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
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