Temporary relocation of Swallowfield Service Hub entrance
In this Jamaica Observer file photo, electors wait outside the Swallowfield Examination Depot to cast their ballot in the local government election in February last year. According to the Electoral Commission of Jamaica, the names of more than 80,000 dead electors have been removed from the national voters’ list since 2018, as part of a removal exercise. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
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February 9, 2026

Temporary relocation of Swallowfield Service Hub entrance

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Due to road works being carried out by the National Works Agency (NWA), the main entrance to the Swallowfield Service Hub will be temporarily relocated to East Avenue, the Island Traffic Authority (ITA) has informed.

In a press release, the authority said commencing Monday, road rehabilitation works are scheduled to take place over a seven-day period. During this time, access to the facility via Swallowfield Road will be restricted.

The ITA said, however, that all driver and vehicle management services at the Swallowfield Service Hub will continue uninterrupted.

Motorists are encouraged to exercise caution when entering and exiting the facility during this period.

The ITA apologised for any inconvenience this temporary arrangement may cause and thanked the public for their understanding and cooperation.

READ: Road rehabilitation works to begin in Swallowfield community next week

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