Paul Col­man Ed­wards: "I want the hos­pi­tal to be com­plet­ed and bet­ter in­fra­struc­ture. Ari­ma is a nice place and safe for walk­ing around the sa­van­nah."

Jenelle Dy­er: "We need a bet­ter and big­ger mar­ket away from town. The place is nice, could be bet­ter and there are a va­ri­ety of shop­ping places."

Sher­win Mark: “Ari­ma needs a reg­u­lar pipe-borne wa­ter sup­ply. Be safe and pay spe­cial at­ten­tion when walk­ing on the streets.”

Quan­tos Rigs­by: “We need a new gov­ern­ment, young peo­ple with bright ideas. Prices of food should be con­trolled. Bor­ough Coun­cil em­ploy­ees should work from 7 am to 4 pm and not 7 am to 8 am and still get all ben­e­fits, it is un­fair to oth­er work­ers. Com­ing to Ari­ma, ex­pect to pay high prices gen­er­al­ly. You see, I now pay $10 for sev­en hot pep­pers.”

Va­lerie Dol­land: “We need to have the va­grants re­moved from the streets of Ari­ma and pro­vide hous­ing for them. We want a new hos­pi­tal to be com­plet­ed and to pro­vide all pub­lic con­ve­niences in Ari­ma. Ari­ma has a va­ri­ety of places to choose from. Al­so there are many su­per­mar­kets in the area, but be pre­pared to pay high prices.”

Al­li­son Jack­son-Bap­tiste: “De­vel­op parks and re­pair the Velo­drome, we need bet­ter drainage. Ari­ma is nice. Some peo­ple are very friend­ly.”

Bob­by Abasali: "We want lights in some ar­eas. PNM should be re­moved. We have nice peo­ple who can in­ter­act with oth­er peo­ple. Ari­ma was a pleas­ant place.”

Krisann Wells: “We need bet­ter roads and wa­ter sup­ply. We need more pae­di­a­tri­cians in Ari­ma. Peo­ple are hos­tile be­cause of un­em­ploy­ment, some have good man­ners and are friend­ly.”

 Ra­mona Mi­nors: “We need bet­ter health care, the hos­pi­tal com­plet­ed, and the prices of food­stuff con­trolled. We need a clean­er en­vi­ron­ment. The peo­ple of Ari­ma are warm and friend­ly, some are hos­pitable and show con­cern for oth­ers.”

Michael Thomas: “We need the po­lice to stop ha­rass­ing youths. Their at­ti­tude to­wards us should be more pro­fes­sion­al and not on­ly con­sid­er us as bad boys. We want a stop to crime. There is love in Ari­ma. It is a blessed place.”

Tris­t­ian Bullen: "We want em­ploy­ment for the youths, more co-cur­ric­u­lar ac­tiv­i­ties and added safe­ty and pro­tec­tion for the dis­ad­van­tage. We need to stop po­lice ha­rass­ment. Ari­ma is a wel­com­ing place, peo­ple are jovial and kind, old­er heads give strong ad­vice to the youth. There are plen­ty events in Ari­ma."

Tom­my Lee: “The po­lice should stop brand­ing the youth as crim­i­nals, we want our space and po­lice should stop ha­rass­ing us. In fact, they should be more youth friend­ly. We need more train­ing in the field of sports so as to de­vel­op po­ten­tial sports­men and women. Ari­ma is love, there is one love, peo­ple live as fam­i­ly.”