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KINGSTON AND ST. ANDREW PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Harbour View Harbour View Primary (Priority) 31a Martello Drive, Kgn 17 Hurricane Kathleen White 838-0913 Mr. Lawrence Wright (P) 478-1171 Mr. Leighton Barnett(VP) Andrew Foster 275-2270 Mr. Diamon Hurst(VP) St. Benedicts Primary( Priority) 7 Miles,Harbour View Hurricane Oneil Robinson 793-2985 Miss Marcia James (VP) 403-4070 Ms. Jacquline Dixon(P) Port Royal Port Royal All Age/Infant Port Royal, Kingston 1 Fire only Shericka Grant 432-6683 Ms Nicola Jones (P) Ms. Michelle Kenward (Teacher) St. Peter Anglican Church Port Royal, Kingston 1 Fire only Donnette Downer 880-6866 Mrs. Lavern Wade Thompson Bull Bay All Age School Ten Miles, Bull Bay Fire only Mrs. Lurline Jackson 398-6483 Mrs. Gloria Malcolm Foster Ms.Jaqueline Henry (Acting Bull Bay/Taylor Friendship Brook All Age Cane River Road Hurricane Albertha Jackson 359-4893 P) (P) Land (Priority) Ainsworth Searchwell 392-9782 Jestina Jackson 363-3318 Samantha Stewart 890-4316 NB: The community of Port Royal should utilise the upper floor of the National Arena as the hurricane shelter. SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONT ACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Rockfort Norman Gardens Jnr High 25 Norman Avenue, Kgn 2 Hurricane Lexford Johnson (P) Norman Gardens Rennock Lodge Rennock Lodge All Age 17 3/4 Water Street Hurricane Jacqueline Lewis 855-5893 Jacqueline Lewis (Actg P) Windward Road Windward Road Junior H. 141 Windward Road, Kgn 2 Hurricane Norman Malcolm (P) Bournemouth Gdns. Mr. Richard Windward Road Holy Rosary Primary School 9 Gibbs Avenue, Kgn 2 Hurricane Jack 291-6488 Mr. Nathaniel Muir Bournemouth Gdns. Mrs. Lily Martin 799-2607 Burgher Gully (Right) Springfield Ms Barbara Kamtah (P) Sirgany Dunoon Technical 8 Cawley Avenue, Kgn 2 Hurricane Sandy Burns 810 -9694 (cell) Mr. Shawn Aarons (P) Burgher Gully (Left) Vineyard Town National Arena (Priority) Hurricane & Ja. Red Cross Ja. Red Cross Earthquake Sheree Martin 782-5374 Red Cross EOC SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIP AL/CARETAKER 136 Mountain View Ave, Vineyard Town Mountain View Primary Kgn 3 Fire only Ms. Michelle Robinson(P) Mountain View (right) Back Bush Rollington Town Rollington Town Primary 16a St. James Road, Kgn 2 Hurricane Dr. Margaret Bailey (P) Horace Johnson (VP) Blandel Lance (caretaker) Patrick Baker Upper Mountain View Excelsior Primary School 5 Courtney Avenue, Kgn 3 Fire only Ms. Brenda Stewart 969-3881 Ms. Linda Campbell (P) 371-2170 Ms. Brenda Stewart (VP) Nannyville Sir Howard Cooke Centre Nannyville Hurricane Basil Donaldson 431-6329 Ivan Coore (Director) Dr. Paddar Sitorian Rev. Dr. Martin Schade Basil Donaldson Swallowfield Gaynstead High School 1 Central Avenue, Kgn 5 Hurricane Joy Spencer 480-9950 Mrs.Barbara Johnson (P) Liston Aiken (VP) Vineyard Town Clan Carthy Primary School 5 Deanery Rd, Kgn 16 Hurricane Mr. Sheldon Richards Vineyard Town Clan Carthy High School 1 Deanery Rd., Kgn 3 Hurricane Mr. Michael Paterson 789-3925 Mrs. Hazel Cameron (P) Wilma Daley (VP) Canute White Franklyn Town Franklyn Tn. Primary 4 Victoria Street, Kgn 16 Hurricane Leroy Smith (Principal) Stewart Reid Eden Gardens Jesse Rippoll Primary 26 South Camp Rd., Kgn 5 Fire only Michael Brown (P) Mrs. Marcia Detry-Fogal (V P) PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Rae Town Vauxhall Secondary School 49 Windward Road, Kgn 2 Hurricane Ms. Angela Chaplian (P) Manley Meadows Fire Lwr. Franklyn Tn. Elleston Road Primary Sch. Bryden Road Hurricane Ms. Uvalyn Williams (P) Browns Town P.O. Box 87, Kgn 16 Mrs. Hyacinth Fyffe (VP) Southside St. Micheal's Primary 6a Tower Street, Kgn. Hurricane Karl Campbell 354-9809 Mr. Dave Allen (P) Ms Juliette Campbell East Queen Street Calabar Primary and Junior High 2a Sutton Street, Kgn 16 Hurricane Leston Powell 855-9041 Mr. Raymond Munroe (P) Claudine Bowen (VP) Leston Powell (watchman) Caswell Vasinari (watchman) East Queen Street Holy Family Primary Sch. 2 Laws Street, Kgn. Hurricane Mrs Avis walker PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Hanover Street Kingston Technical High 82 Hanover Street Hurricane Ereicht Donaldson (P) Mr. Victor Jackson (VP) Jennifer Harris Davis ( Bursar) Allman Town Allman Town Primary 19 Victoria St. Kgn 4 Hurricane Mrs. Crooks Smith (P) Mrs Lillia Lewyn-Robinson (VP) Camp Road Alpha Primary School 26 South Camp Rd, Kgn 4 Hurricane Mrs.Millicent Graham (P) Central Kingston St. Aloysius Prim. Sch. 74-76 Duke Street Hurricane Mrs. Althea Palmar (P) Central Kingston St. Georges Girls Sch 80 Duke Street Hurricane Judith Nicely 851-1928 Mrs.Collett Ridley (P) Marjorie Lindsay 471-8276 Mrs. Audrey Brissett (VP) Campbell Town Holy Trinity Comp. High Sch 18 Emerald Rd, Kgn 4 Hurricane Mr. Carlton Whyte (VP) Mr. Sadpha Bennett (P) Ms. Elaine Rodney (Bursar) Marcia Malcolm (secretary) Mrs Margarette Bolt DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Cross Roads Mico Practising 1a Marescaux Road, Kgn 5 Hurricane Ms. Hyacinth Birch Mr. Lennox Peart Half Way Tree Half Way Tree Primary 34 Burlington Ave, Kgn 10 Fire only Carol Clarke (P) Kings Way High School 10 Obsourne Road, Kgn 10 Hurricane Muriel Jarret-Frazer 476-9905 Mark Grey (Caretaker) Jaron Whitely (P) Mrs. Marva Allen- Richmond Park Melrose Prim & Jun. High 3 Little Kew Road, Kgn 5 Hurricane Burnett 770-7049 Mrs. Jennifer Lee (P) Maureen Blake 434-7509 Auary Campbell (VP) PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Denham Town Denham Town Comp. High 105 North Street, Kgn 14 Hurricane Audrey Williams (P) Desmond Campbell (VP) Novette Rose (VP) Jones Town Primary Jones Town School 27 Love Street, Kgn 12 Hurricane Ellanor Whyte 396-3726 Venece Bartley Louise Newland 470-5982 Donavan Hall (Security) Matthews Lane St. Annes Primary 71A Bond Strret Hurricane Estella Forrester (P) Terrilyn Brown (VP) Gabe Jackson PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Tivoli Gardens Tivoli High Sch. Industrial Terrace, Kgn 14 Hurricane Keith Irving 865-7981 Paul Napier(P) Trench Town Trench Town High 8th Street Kingston 12 Hurricane Rolando McCarty 809-9229 Sandra Brown (Acting P) 878-8042 Trench Town Charlie Smith High 9th Street, Kgn 12 Hurricane Mr, Garth Gayle (P) Rose Town Iris Gelley Primary Avondale Ave., Kgn 5 Hurricane Veronica Gaynor (P) Greenwich Town Greenwich All Age 82b Spanish Tn Rd, Kgn 13 Hurricane Bryan Guscott (P) Spanish Town Road St. Andrew Primary 64 Spanish Tn Rd. Kgn 13 Fire Beverly Haase (P) Claudette Jackson (VP) Hannah Town Chetolah Park Primary 6 Williams Street, Kgn Hurricane Robert Smith (P) PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER 585-0666 Whitfield Town Whitfield All Age School 20 Whitfield Ave, Kgn 13 Hurricane Michelle Johnson (Cell) Mrs. Nadine Habbert (P) South Maxfield 396-5407 Park Norman Manley High 89 Maxfield Ave., Kgn 13 Hurricane Linwal Williamson (Cell) Mrs. Adyre Powell Brown (P) 875-9593 cell) Lower Waltham Pk. St. Peter Claver Prim.Sch. 33b Wal. Park Rd. Kgn 13 Hurricane Dawn Myers 898-8571 Mrs. Karen Reynolds (P) Ms. Marie Palmer (VP) 923-0316 Maxfield Avenue Peoples Church 74 Maxfield Ave. Kgn 13 Hurricane & Neville Wright (Pastor) (office) Neville Wright Fire 322-6233 (c) Ms. Tanya Stewart (M) 864-3314 (cell) Ms. Tanya Stewart Ms. Sadie Mullings (M) 476-4015 (cell) Ms. Sadie Mullings Upper Waltham St. Judes Primary School 1 Norwich Ave., Kgn 11 Hurricane Mrs. Josephine 920-5105 Susan Ainsworth (P) Kelly-Haye 391-7710 Cockburn Pen Cockburn Gardens & Jnr. H. 188 Hagley Park Rd.,Kgn 11 Hurricane Mrs. Bethel Davis (P) Fire Nadine Morris (Clerk) Olympic Gardens Dupont Primary & Infant 10 Olympic Way, Kgn 11 Hurricane Mr Andrew Rowe (P) Fire Majestic Gardens Majestic Gardens Com. Ctr. Majestic Gardens Hurricane Paul Thompson 449-8350 Mr.Patrick Newan (Exc. Director) St. Andrew Settlement Fire Mrs Veronica Gordon Seaview Gardens Seaview Gardens Primary Seaview Gardens Hurricane Mr. Ewan Henry 293-0564 Mrs Joy Allen (P) PARISH DISASTER COMMITTEE SHELTER DATA BASE 2014-15 AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Molynes Tarrant Comprehensive 31 Molynes Road, Kgn. 10 Hurricane Mr. Gillies 892-4092 Steven Simpson (VP) Mr. Desmond Gordon (Bursar) 37 1/2 Dunrobin Ave. Kgn Cassia Park Dunrobin Primary 10 Hurricane Mr. Noel Watt (P) Marverley Marverley All Age 33 West Main Drive, Kgn 20 Hurricane Trevor Taylor 455-2361 Mrs.Dorothy Taylor (P) 341-3196 Mrs. Beckles (VP) Drewsland Drews Ave. Prim.& Infant Drews Avenue, Kgn 20 Hurricane Mrs. Beverley Thomas 875-9756 Yvonne Sterling (P) Sherry Smith (VP) 2 Meadowbrook Ave, Kgn Queensborough Meadowbrook High Sch. 19 Hurricane Mrs P.Clarke-Edwards 462-8156 Mr. Garfield Henry (Bursar) Meadowbrook Mrs. Daphne Estate Lawrence 889-7309 Whitehall Swallowfield Primary 11 Whitehall Avenue Hurricane Mr. Nerie Ellis (P) Red Hills Road St. Richards Primary Sch. 126 Red Hills Rd., Kgn 19 Hurricane Jasmin Green-Simms 765-2797 Ms.Vera Buckley (P) Mrs. Kuthleen Barnett (VP) Yvonne Williams (Teacher) AREAS SERVED NAME OF SHELTER ADDRESS STATUS SHELTER MANAGER CONTACT PRINCIPAL/CARETAKER Dunrobin Calabar High School 61 Red Hills Road, Kgn 20 Hurricane Lloyd Brain 931-2464 Mr. Albert Corcho (P) Cynthia Clarke 314-2102 Mr.Calvin Rowe (VP) Alice Campbell James (Bursar) Duhaney Park Edith Dalton James High 40 Herrick Ave,Kgn 20 Hurricane Ms.
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