DLCA Fuel Price Survey and Rack Rate as of May 24

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DLCA Fuel Price Survey and Rack Rate as of May 24

DLCA notifies the public of its latest territory-wide fuel price survey findings, which were conducted on Monday, May 24, on St. Croix, St. Thomas and St. John.

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