Pete Jackson

Pete Jackson

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Pete Jackson is the Acting Chief Engineer for the St James Municipal Corporation in Jamaica. Recently, he gained attention for his role in the demolition of a dangerous tourist attraction, a giant swing in Norwood Pen, St James, that was erected without proper approvals. Jackson expressed his alarm upon inspecting the swing, which was precariously positioned above a deep precipice and lacked a secure foundation, emphasizing the potential risk it posed to visitors. His decisive actions reflect a commitment to public safety and adherence to regulatory standards in the tourism sector.

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Jamaica Jamaica: Pete Jackson, the Acting Chief Engineer of the St James Municipal Corporation, described the swing attraction as 'very, very dangerous'. 6

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Swing too far - Illegal St James attraction demolished as officials declare it a tragedy waiting to happen | News