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Virgin Islands legislation

Read Virgin Islands bills and resolutions, latest actions, sponsors, and recorded votes from Plural Open.

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36-0098Virgin Islands · 36

An act approving the lease agreement between the Government of the Virgin Islands, acting through the Commissioner of the Department of Property and Procurement, and Caribbean Buzz, LLC for a portion of Remainder Parcel No. 3B Estate Susannaberg, 1 7A Cruz Bay Quarter, St. John, Virgin Islands for the purpose of operating and managing a helicopter transportation service at the existing helipad and for other permitted purposes

Introduced

May 19, 2026Read record & votes ↗

36-0110Virgin Islands · 36

An ct amending title 20 Virgin Islands Code, part I. chapter 1 to require a permit from the Virgin Islands Department of Public Works before the excavation of any public roadway

To Senate

March 25, 2026Read record & votes ↗

36-0056Virgin Islands · 36

An Act repealing Act No. 8722, Section 6, which authorized the suspension and abeyance of the horse racing Anti-Doping provisions of the Virgin Islands Code

To Senate

March 25, 2026Read record & votes ↗

36-0147Virgin Islands · 36

An act approving the Hotel Development Agreement between the Government of the Virgin Islands and Haven Development, LLC

Sent to Governor

August 29, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0130Virgin Islands · 36

An act ratifying the Governor of the Virgin Islands approval of Major Coastal Zone Permit No. CZMJLW0001-24 issued to Trans America Fiber, U.S., LLC

Sent to Lt. Governor

August 29, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0118Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending Official Zoning Map No. STZ-1 1, St. Thomas to rezone Parcel No. 100-1C Estate Taarneberg, King’s Quarter, St. Thomas from R-3 (Residential-Medium Density) to B-1 (Business-Central Business District)

Sent to Lt. Governor

August 29, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0131Virgin Islands · 36

A resolution to impose sanctions against Senator at Large Angel L. Bolques, Jr., for violating the Code of Ethical Conduct of the Thirty-Sixth Legislature of the Virgin Islands

Sent to Lt. Governor

August 29, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0129Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending Official Zoning Map No. SCZ-20 for the island of St. Croix to rezone Plot Nos. 36 and 37 Estate Richmond, St. Croix from C (Commercial) to B-3 (Business-Scattered)

Sent to Lt. Governor

August 29, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0139Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 31 Virgin Islands Code to assess civil liability for destruction or damage to government property through wilful or negligent acts

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0135Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 29 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 5, section 294 regarding expedited building permits for developers

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0142Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 27 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 17, section 45, by changing the maximum number of members of the Board for the Licensing of Barbering and Cosmetology

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0146Virgin Islands · 36

A resolution amending Rule 810(e) and Rule 810(f) of the Rules of the 36th Legislature of the Virgin Islands to expand the timeframe for filing complaints alleging violations of the standards of conduct and to revise the provision regarding delayed discovery of violations

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0141Virgin Islands · 36

An Act amending title 3 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 22, section 415, to add a term of service for appointees to the Board of Physical Therapy

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0145Virgin Islands · 36

An act ratifying the Governor’s approval of the Modification and Extension of Consolidated Major Coastal Zone Management Permit Nos. CZJ-04-14 (W) and CZJ-03-14 (L)

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0136Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 23 Virgin Islands Code. chapter 17, subchapter II by adding new sections 1331 through 1336 mandating lethal weapon training for security guards and investigators

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0132Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 3 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 27 by enacting the “Public Corruption Act” providing for the suspension of retirement benefits of govermnent officials and employees, who are members of the Government Employees Retirement System, upon the conviction of any felony violating public trust, and applying those benefits toward the costs of imprisonment and restitution

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0140Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 3 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 22, section 403, clarifying the term of service for members of the Historic Preservation Commission

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0144Virgin Islands · 36

An act amending title 14 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 113 to define and prohibit assault rifles, ban suppressors and silencers, and requiring safety training for licensed rifles and shotgun holders; prohibiting large-capacity magazines and preventing the illegal sales of firearms, firearm accessories and ammunition

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0134Virgin Islands · 36

An act repealing and reenacting title 18 Virgin Islands Code, chapter 1, section 2 relating to government employees’ eligibility for elected offices, to allow government employees to run for political office while actively employed, unless specifically prohibited by federal or other laws

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

36-0143Virgin Islands · 36

A resolution petitioning the President of the United States to ensure the Federal Emergency Management Agency has the necessary resources in the Virgin Islands

Introduced

August 26, 2025Read record & votes ↗

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