This week, GIS Spotlight focuses on handicapped parking and empowering young job seekers, in addition to revisiting Miss Lassie’s house.

Cayman Islands law requires drivers to respect certain parking areas which are designated for those vehicles with handicapped stickers. Unfortunately, even if the blue handicap parking spots are clearly marked, they are more often than not misused.

Now, violators will feel the reach of the law, with the prospect of having to pay a fine. Join us at GIS Spotlight to learn what will befall an able bodied person who parks in a blue spot. See how social media is being employed to shame violators into reforming their parking habits. Hear from the Police and volunteers what all can do to be in the clear.

Next, we bring you the newest cohort from the flourishing Passport2Success programme, an initiative that has already fine-tuned the job-seeking skills of scores of young persons. Hear from some young persons about the useful tips and information they received as participants in the programme.

Finally, GIS Spotlight stops at Miss Lassie’s house for repeat viewing of the vision and history behind the restoration of this iconic residence of one of the Cayman Islands’ most famous artists.

Produced by GIS Marketing and Communications, GIS Spotlight is a government programme about topics and issues that affect you. The weekly show airs Mondays on CIGTV on Cable Channel 20 at 7.00 pm and on Cayman27 at 6.00 pm on Saturdays. It also broadcasts on Radio Cayman on Tuesdays at 7.00 pm.

All stories seen in the week’s GIS Spotlight can also be found on the GIS Marketing and Communications website: www.gis.ky and on the CIGovtInfoServices YouTube channel.

Comments and suggestions about the programme are always welcome. Viewers can provide feedback by e-mailing [email protected]. (GIS)

Photo captions: Photos by GIS