Grand Lucayan Power Cut Amid Dispute
Power was briefly cut at the Grand Lucayan Resort on Thursday morning due to a dispute over unpaid electricity bills related to the property's change of ownership.
"The matter of power supply at the Grand Lucayan has been resolved and electricity has been reconnected," said Latrae Rahming, Director of Communications in the OPM.
The Office of the Prime Minister confirmed that service had been restored, describing it as a "brief issue during the turnover process." The dispute was over reconciling utility bills attributed to the government and the new owners.
- About 300 employees remain on staff as part of the transitional operations.
- There were no guests at the resort when the disconnection occurred.
- The Grand Bahama Power Company disconnected the resort's supply after arrears linked to the previous management went unsettled.
Author's summary: Brief power cut at Grand Lucayan Resort amid dispute over unpaid bills.