The Tobago House of Assembly hosted its premier recognition event as distinguished Tobagonians were honoured at the Tobago Day Awards 2025, held at the Shaw Park Complex.
Who We Are
About the Assembly
Established in 1768, the Tobago House of Assembly is the oldest political institution in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) serves as the primary governing body for the island, holding legislative responsibility for Tobago’s affairs within the national framework of Trinidad and Tobago.
Empowering Tobago through leadership, innovation, and sustainable development.
What We Do
Functions of the Assembly
The THA operates under the Tobago House of Assembly Act, which defines its powers and responsibilities that are broadly categorised below:
Governance, Administration, and Planning
Core financial management, regulatory oversight, land use, and general administrative functions.
Infrastructure, Assets, and Utilities
Management of physical assets, public works, connectivity, and essential services.
Economic Development and Revenue
Promotion of commerce, industry, primary sectors (agriculture/fisheries), and taxation functions.
Natural Resources and Environmental Management
Oversight of land/marine parks, forests, conservation, and biosecurity.
Social Services and Human Development
Direct services relating to the wellbeing and education of citizens.
Culture, Heritage, and Community
Promotion of arts, sports, historical preservation, and local community building.
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Latest Updates
$3.3 Million Investment: Glamorgan Multipurpose Facility Recommissioned
A beloved hub of community spirit has been restored to the people of Glamorgan and its surrounding areas. After an extended closure for a series of upgrades, the Glamorgan Multipurpose Facility was officially recommissioned during a special ceremony on Thursday, December 4th, 2025. At the ceremony, Deputy Chief Secretary and
More Than 60 Men Benefit From DHWSP Workshop
The Gender Affairs Unit of the Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection (DHWSP) shone the spotlight on men and their well-being at “The Inner Man” workshop, held on Tuesday, 2nd December, 2025 at the Shaw Park Complex. In addressing the audience, DHWSP Secretary Dr. Faith Brebnor gave her commitment
Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development Freedom of Information Public Statement 2025
In accordance with Sections 7, 8 and 9 of the Freedom of Information Act 1999, Chapter 22:02 (“The FOIA”), The Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development (DIQUD), being a public body under the purview of the Tobago House of Assembly is required by law to publish and annually update