About the Council
The Island Council functions as an administrative entity, and is composed of five members who are each affiliated with a political party and elected directly by the island's voting populace. This council embodies the voice of the Saba community, setting strategic policy directions and overseeing the Executive Council's activities.

Decisions within the Island Council are meticulously crafted in various committees, with thorough debates and voting occurring during the public Island Council meetings. In addition, Central Committee meetings provide a platform for Island Council members to engage with the Executive Council, addressing pressing matters and current affairs of the island.
Residents and interested parties are encouraged to participate in these democratic processes. All public meetings are accessible for attendance in person or can be conveniently followed online.
Spearheading the Island Council is Chairman Island Governor Jonathan Johnson, with the invaluable support of Island Registrar Akilah Levenstone.
Our Mission
The mission of the Saba Island Council is to represent the interests of the people of Saba by providing democratic oversight, setting strategic direction, and promoting good governance. The Council works to ensure transparent decision‑making and to safeguard the social, economic, and environmental well-being of the island for present and future generations.
Our Vision
A thriving and resilient Saba, guided by the voice of its people, where good governance, sustainability, and community wellbeing shape a strong future for generations to come is the vision of the Saba Island Council.
Core Responsibilities / Duties / Task of Island Council
The Saba Island Council is responsible for:
- Representing the interests and concerns of the people of Saba.
- Setting strategic priorities and providing policy direction for island governance.
- Overseeing the Executive Council and ensuring accountability and transparency.
- Reviewing, approving, and monitoring island ordinances, budgets, and key decisions.
- Promoting sustainable development, environmental protection, and social well-being.
- Encouraging public participation and upholding democratic values.
Our Values
The Island Council operates on principles of:
- Integrity
- Accountability
- Transparency
- Respect
- Service to the community

