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Got water? It’s a serious question. We often take it for granted that we will have water coming out of our taps – and that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ulqJwKLLGE&ab_channel=FinancialOversight%26MgmtBoardforPuertoRico Puerto Rico’s economy has been recovering from the shock of natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic, but growth has recently slowed. The long-term impact

Public safety is a fundamental responsibility of all governments, as it helps ensure the well-being and security of the general public and businesses. Maintaining law

Consider how Puerto Rico’s 56 government agencies currently hire civil servants: the hiring process is done manually, and many documents are often required to fulfill

https://youtu.be/i8fev5BNy2Q?si=WP8d3tCsVwgHPaNz Healthcare is very important for Puerto Rico’s residents and one of the essential elements of the healthcare system is its workforce. The shortage in

In an emergency, we call 9-1-1. When we need assistance in caring for an elderly or disabled family member, the “Ama de Llaves” – or

https://youtu.be/hbaE_WkO13Y A growing Puerto Rico requires a stable population with a healthy balance of all age groups, so children get the education they need, our

For the first 16 years of this century, the Government of Puerto Rico spent more money than it took in from revenues (taxes, fees, and

The new school year started with students already better off in an education system with significantly improved teacher and student commitment to attendance. The Puerto

The Financial Oversight and Management Board understands that Puerto Rico’s municipalities play an important role in providing services to residents. Among the core services that