Robyn Lynes

Our community faces real challenges—from flooding and coastal road safety to ensuring our young people have the support they need to succeed. My focus is on addressing these issues with thoughtful planning, community engagement, and practical action that improves everyday life for families throughout the constituency. For me, leadership means turning community concerns into real solutions that strengthen Killarney for the future.

Robyn Lynes is committed to addressing this issue with practical, community-focused solutions that protect residents and strengthen local infrastructure.

When there is a sea surge, sand often covers sections of West Bay Street, a busy coastal road, creating dangerous driving conditions. Addressing this issue properly will improve safety for motorists and residents who rely on this important route.

As Gambier Primary is the only public school within the Killarney constituency, students in grades 7–12 must travel outside the community for high school and academic support. Expanding after-school assistance, tutoring, and academic support services within Killarney will help ensure students have the resources they need to succeed.

Delivering measurable progress through action, accountability, and continued commitment to our community.

Organizing roadside cleanups and assisting residents with clearing overgrown trees and shrubbery when they reach out for support.

Establishing a check-in system for seniors who live alone, while providing food vouchers, fresh produce, and companionship to ensure consistent follow-up and care.

(Upcoming) Partnering with local farmers, including farmers from Andros, to provide backyard farming starter kits for seniors and families, supporting food security and community sustainability.

A Four-Pillar Strategy for Security, Opportunity, Affordability, and Reform

Key Public Safety & Community Updates Read more • 379 new correctional officers • 26% decrease in homicides • Record repatriations • Over 300 immigration officers hired • Unregulated community demolitions • Clear Hold Build initiative • New Community Center in Nassau Village (Freetown and Centreville on the way) • Sent out the first Marco’s Alert

Social & Cost of Living Initiatives Read more • Import duty eliminated on dozens of food categories • NHI expansion • Prescription drug plan expansion • Catastrophic care fund • Affordable new homes

National Development Initiatives Read more • National Apprentice Programme • BTVI expansion to Family Islands • $600 million Grand Bahama Shipyard expansion • Tens of millions for small Bahamian-owned businesses • Public Service Professional Engagement Programme • Family Island development (new airports, roads, clinics, waterworks) – including hundreds of millions of dollars toward the construction and upgrade of airports and runways throughout the country • Nationwide energy reforms

Governance & Economic Reform Initiatives Read more • Health insurance for all public servants • One Tax Bahamas platform • Land registration reform • EU blacklist removal