I am humbled by your trust and grateful for the confidence you have reposed in me to serve you as Representative of this great district-District # 1 Montserrado County. I have set up this website for the district as a means of monitoring and evaluating activities as they relate to my vision, my campaign promises and the job you sent me here to do as representative amongst others. This website as you may see will serve as an image of everything I am doing and intend to do for you my people of this District. It will serve as a means of coordinating communications and activities amongst our local leadership and Commissioners as often as possible so that you, our people, will be aware of all that is going on, both in my office on the Capitol Hill and in other leadership structures in the district. The website brings with it additional opportunities for all of us, especially the youths. I encourage you to therefore make maximum use of your visit to this site any where you are. The site is up 24/7... Welcome once again!
As the rainy season gradually sets in again, major economic activities will become permanently hindered because of bad roads, leaving fruits and vegetables of commercial value to rot while on their way to market.
It is against this concern that Representative Morris embarked on the reconditioning of roads in the district to help alleviate the problem. See slideshow of communities that recently benefitted from the Honorable's initiative-in partnership with some foreign partners but no support from Central government whatsoever. Join our partnership team and help build our beloved District.
Rep. Morris' Annual Legislative Report
Speaking on separate occasions during his legislative report recently, the Montserrado District #1 lawmaker named some of his interventions as his continued engagements to resolve the labor crisis between the workers Union and the Morris American Rubber Company (MARCO) as well as engaging with stake holders including President George Manneh Weah to find an amicable solution to the ongoing Fendell land crisis.
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We are determined to transform our district and will gather whatever necessary that will benefit our people.
LIFE WATER tours Todee with Hon. Morris
Honorable receiving kola nuts from villagers as a welcome token
Todee district, one of the prominent districts that makes up electoral District # 1 was again toured this Monday October 22, 2018 by the Honorable to begin the process of building water supply capacity to major towns badly in need of pure drinking water.
Accompanied by a Canadian Water company called LIFE WATER on his tour, Representative Morris assured residents the provision of safe drinking water.to help conclude the ever-lasting water challenge faced by the district.
In his efforts to circumvent deforestation directly related to the use of charcoal for cooking, Hon. Morris together with a team of local recycler have manufactured charcoal from recycled waste, an end product that is 85 % more cost effective then traditional coal.
He made the pronouncement on Saturday October 19, 2018 in Fendell where he was invited by the LMDI-Dialogue team to address victims affected by the demolition of homes carried out by the past government under the leadership of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Read More....
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This was the occasion on Monday October 29, 2018 when the Law maker paid a total of twenty thousand United States Dollars as tuition for 143 undergraduate students attending the Barshell University in Paynesville Monrovia.
Communities in which the benefiting students reside include Careysburg (38); Louisiana (28); Tolberta (20); Kingsville (17); Mount Coffee and Bentol City (9); Tubmanville (6); Voker Mission (5); Crozierville and White Plains (4 persons each), and Harrisburg (3).
Making the “tuition-free” payment on BUC campus, an amount of L$3.1 million, equivalent to US$20,000 United States Dollars was paid to the administration of the university, about 65 percent of the total tuition cost for the 143 students.
Rep. Morris addresses the Black Congressional Congress members of the US State of Arizona....... Tuesday January 8, 2019
In his efforts and dreams to transform his District into an oasis of opportunity and a model district that will be referenced and emulated across the entire country in terms of Economic and Infrastructure developments, Trade, Education, Health and Self-Sufficiency in food production, District #1 Representative Hon. Lawrence Morris meets with Black Congressional members in the US State of Arizona to appeal for help in building what he calls "a Model District in Liberia that will stand out as a symbol of reference in the future" . The Honorable who happens to be on a special District lobbying trip to the United States convinced his US counterparts about the challenges facing his District, especially in the areas of sanitation, roads and food production.
On their part, Congress members agreed to work with the Honorable in assuring that the District gets on the trajectory that will subsequently lead to the transformation he so desires in the next four years to come.
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Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - Hon. Morris delivers keynote commencement convocation Speech at the William V.S. Tubman Teachers' college-UL Fendell campus
District #1 Representative, Hon. Lawrence Morris has called for increased budget support for education in Liberia. He made the pronouncement at the 99th commencement convocation of the William V.S Tubman Teachers' college on Tuesday December 4, 2018 on the University of Liberia Fendell campus where he served as a keynote speaker.
Speaking on the topic "The Importance of Teachers' Education to National Development", the Lawmaker admitted that the professional challenges faced by the country were enormous, but added that they were not insurmountable. “While there is not much that you can do to affect the economy, you can be tough-minded and vocal about what it means to teach, because it emulates from you, how the minds of the young people will be developed in curving and shaping development and how things will improve or deteriorate,” he continued.
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1. Honorable Lawrence Morris Special Scholarship Award (ASA). These scholarship are very selective and will be determined solely by Honorable Lawrence Morris. The eligibility for these awards are also the sole determination of Honorable Lawrence Morris. There are only twenty (20) twenty scholarships Awards Under this category.
Tuesday, December 04, 2018 - Hon. Morris delivers keynote commencement convocation Speech at the William V.S. Tubman Teachers' college-UL Fendell campus
District #1 Representative, Hon. Lawrence Morris has called for increased budget support for education in Liberia. He made the pronouncement at the 99th commencement convocation of the William V.S Tubman Teachers' college on Tuesday December 4, 2018 on the University of Liberia Fendell campus where he served as a keynote speaker.
Speaking on the topic "The Importance of Teachers' Education to National Development", the Lawmaker admitted that the professional challenges faced by the country were enormous, but added that they were not insurmountable. “While there is not much that you can do to affect the economy, you can be tough-minded and vocal about what it means to teach, because it emulates from you, how the minds of the young people will be developed in curving and shaping development and how things will improve or deteriorate,” he continued.
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The District News Media, DISTONE, captured one of such encounters with one prominent citizen of the District, Mr. Phil George of Kingville # 7 who currently lives in Rhode Island, the United States of America.
Prominent amongst the numerous issues discussed between the two was the construction of a modern market in the township of Kingville, District # 1 to help boost trade and economic activities in the District.
