MP Heather Miller remains deeply committed to the ongoing development and advancement of the Hanover Western constituency. With a strong focus on improving the quality of life for residents, she has supported and implemented a range of impactful projects and community initiatives designed to strengthen the social and economic fabric of the area. Her work places emphasis on improving infrastructure, enhancing access to essential services, and creating meaningful opportunities for growth and development.
Through partnerships with government agencies, community organizations, and private sector stakeholders, MP Miller continues to champion initiatives that address the real needs of the people of Hanover Western. From community development programmes and youth engagement initiatives to improvements in roads, housing, and public spaces, her efforts are guided by a vision of building stronger, more resilient communities.
MP Miller believes that sustainable development begins with people. Her continued advocacy and hands-on leadership reflect a commitment to ensuring that every community in Hanover Western can grow, thrive, and move confidently toward a brighter future.
Under the leadership of MP Heatha Miller-Bennett, the Hanover Western constituency is experiencing continued investment in infrastructure, community development and youth empowerment.
Through national programmes and constituency initiatives, these projects are improving road networks, strengthening community facilities, supporting vulnerable residents and creating opportunities for young people.
SPARK Road Rehabilitation Programme
The SPARK Programme (Shared Prosperity through Accelerated Improvement to Our Road Network) is a national road rehabilitation initiative focused on improving Jamaica’s road infrastructure. Through this programme, several roads in Hanover Western are being repaired and upgraded to improve safety, accessibility and connectivity for residents.
The SPARK Road Rehabilitation programme was launched in December 2024 and is expected to be completed in 2027.
Launch
100%
Implementation
50%
Impact
Safe Roads
Safer and more reliable roads
Community Access
Improved access to rural communities
Lower Costs
Reduced transportation costs for residents and farmers
Boost Local Economy
Strengthened economic activity across the constituency
Government’s Road Patching Programme
In addition to major rehabilitation works, several heavily used roadways in the constituency are being addressed through the Government’s Road Patching Programme.
This programme focuses on repairing potholes and deteriorated road sections to quickly improve road safety and extend the life of existing road infrastructure.
The Government Road Repatching programme is expected to be completed by May 2026.
Launch
100%
Implementation
50%
Investing in Community Development
The Cauldwell Community Centre and Logwood Community Centre will both undergo major rehabilitation and improvement works to restore and upgrade the existing facility.
Both rehabilitation projects for the Cauldwell and Logwood Community Centres are expected to be completed in August 2026.
Cauldwell Centre
50%
Logwood Centre
50%
Impact
Benefits Communities
Benefits more than 8,500 residents
Community Venue
Venue for community meetings, workshops and training programmes
Emergency Shelter
Can serve as an emergency shelter during disasters
Supports Development
Supports sports, youth and community development
Help Me Fix My Roof Initiative
Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa, MP Heatha Miller-Bennett launched the “Help Me Fix My Roof” Initiative to assist vulnerable residents whose homes were damaged. The initiative mobilises partnerships and community support to provide roofing materials and assistance to families in need.
