The park services started to repair facilities all around Cruz Bay, a location they plan on starting is pier replacement the creek dredging near the Cruz Bay Visitor Center. This project is scheduled to begin on April 25 and throughout August to minimize the impact on boaters. “To safely complete this work and protect resources, a turbidity boom will be installed. It is anticipated the boom will be in place on April 25 to August 14” the release stated. “While the turbidity boom is in place,  all bulkheads and pier areas will be closed to the public with no access for boats or dinghies. Boaters should comply with all posted signs and remain clear of ongoing marine work.” The Park services stated that the marine facility repairs are a part of the recovery from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Park Services Deputy Superintendent Scott Simmons said that the park “is excited to move forward with the marine work associated with this project.” The visitor center will remain open during construction. If you’re a visitor you can access the center on foot from Cruz Bay or by car, utilizing the parking neighboring the center and abiding by the parking regulations posted on signs. The park's public restrooms and pavilion also will remain open during renovations.