Joebeth Lillian Coleby-Davis

My leadership is grounded in service, practical problem-solving, and a determination to improve everyday life for residents. I believe progress is achieved through action — by investing in infrastructure, strengthening healthcare access, supporting youth development, and creating opportunities that empower families. My approach is simple: listen to the people, respond to their needs, and work tirelessly to ensure Elizabeth continues to grow stronger. For me, progress is driven by action.

Bringing residents together while providing young people access to technology, digital skills, and opportunities within the growing Orange Economy.

Expanding healthcare services in Elizabeth while reducing pressure and congestion at Princess Margaret Hospital.

Strengthening security through expanded surveillance infrastructure that supports crime prevention and assists the Royal Bahamas Police Force in investigations.

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

Strategic investments in modern and resilient infrastructure to improve public services and overall quality of life for residents.

Launching a sustainable food security programme designed to support vulnerable families and strengthen community solidarity.

Providing accessible preventative healthcare services that promote early detection and improved health outcomes for senior citizens.

Driving job creation initiatives and skills-training programmes to promote economic mobility and long-term prosperity.

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