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Eastern Division Marks their Official Opening of Police Week 2026Today, Sunday, June 14th, 2026, officers from across th...
14/06/2026

Eastern Division Marks their Official Opening of Police Week 2026

Today, Sunday, June 14th, 2026, officers from across the Eastern Division gathered in faith and unity to attend a special church service at St. Ignatius Roman Catholic Church. The service served as the official launch for Police Week 2026, a week dedicated to strengthening community ties, and honor the dedicated Police Officers. The service was well attended by the Deputy Commander ED, Dehanne Augustine, Sr. Supt., along with her were Community Policing, Gerald Jones, Sr. Supt., Division One Commander, Lennox Broaster, Supt., Division Two Commander, J. Gabriel, Sr. Supt., Division Three Commander, John Sanchez, Sr. Supt., other senior officers and junior officers.

During the service, Dehanne Augustine, Sr. Supt., Deputy Commander of Administration, took to the podium to address the congregation where she highlighted the vital role that Police Week plays between the department and the community. She outlined the various upcoming activities scheduled for the week, which are designed to engage citizens, celebrate outstanding police work, and promote collaborative safety initiatives.

With great pride and optimism for the days ahead, on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, Deputy Commander Augustine formally declared the official opening of Police Week 2026.

Officers attached to Eastern Division extends their gratitude to the clergy and parishioners of St. Ignatius Roman Catholic Church for the warm welcome and blessings as the department embarks on this significant week.

Following the dismissal of the service, Officers formed up outside the church and conducted an official march from St. Ignatius Roman Catholic Church through the streets to the Queen Street Police Station.

BELIZE POLICE WEEK 2026 OFFICIALLY COMMENCESToday, the Belize Police Department officially commenced the observance of P...
14/06/2026

BELIZE POLICE WEEK 2026 OFFICIALLY COMMENCES

Today, the Belize Police Department officially commenced the observance of Police Week 2026, which will be celebrated from June 14 to June 20, 2026, under the theme of service, sacrifice, and community engagement.

To mark the beginning of this special week, police officers from across the country attended church services within their respective jurisdictions, seeking God’s guidance, wisdom, and protection as they continue to serve and protect the people of Belize.

In Belmopan, the Minister of Home Affairs and Enterprise, Hon. Oscar Mira, Commissioner of Police, Dr. Richard Rosado, Deputy Commissioners of Police Bart Jones and Sandra Bowden, along with members of the Belmopan Police Formation, attended worship at Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church.

In his message to officers, the Commissioner of Police encouraged all members of the Department to reflect on the significance of Police Week by honoring their service, reaffirming their duty, and strengthening their bond with the communities they serve. He emphasized that policing is not merely a job, but a calling rooted in service and sacrifice.

Throughout the week, officers will participate in a series of community outreach activities, service projects, and special events, culminating with the Police Awards Ceremony, where excellence and dedication within the ranks will be recognized.

As we celebrate Police Week 2026, we salute the men and women of the Belize Police Department for their unwavering commitment to keeping our communities safe.

“Show up with purpose. Wear your uniform with pride. Let the public see the dedication that defines this Department.”

“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out.” — Robert Collier*Meet and Greet*On Friday, June 12th...
12/06/2026

“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out.” — Robert Collier

*Meet and Greet*

On Friday, June 12th, 2026, officers from Santa Cruz Police Sub Station comprising of Officer Commanding Santa Cruz Police Sub Station Inspector Karl Borland, Community Orientated Police Officer Pablo Palacio Jr Police Constable # 1406, File Reader Cpl #605 Frank Cruz and relief personnel's PC #992 Raphael Caliz and PC #352 Elena Sho conducted a weekly Meet & Greet in Santa Cruz Village. Residents warmly expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the officers taking the time to visit their homes and business establishment and encourage the officers to continue to do a wonderful job to keep the community safe.

Community members also commended the officers for their professionalism and for maintaining a strong presence through constant foot, bicycle and motorcycle patrols throughout the area. Villagers encouraged the officers to continue their dedicated efforts, while also reminding them to stay safe and keep hydrated in the heat.

MEET AND GREET SEINE BIGHT POLICE SUB-FORMATION If the police can develop good relationships with the community that lea...
12/06/2026

MEET AND GREET
SEINE BIGHT POLICE SUB-FORMATION

If the police can develop good relationships with the community that leads to trust and that leads to relationships that are not one way, the community will help the police, and the police helps the community.

A team of officers led by Commander, Anibal Castellanos Sgt #551, Deputy Commander Theodore Lopez Sgt #60, Community Oriented Policing officer, Corey Martir PC #1493 and relief personnel Alex Martinez PC #1975 conducted their weekly Meet and Greet on Friday, June 12th, 2026, in Spanish Ville, Seine Bight Village.

The core goals were to build mutual trust, foster open communication, and ensure that both sides are collaborating to create safer, stronger community. Several persons were spoken to with minimal but minor concerns that will be investigated by the Police. A total of 12 homes were visited during the meet and greet session.

Meet and GreetOn Wednesday, 10th June 2026, a Meet and Greet operation was conducted by the Officer Commanding Trial Far...
12/06/2026

Meet and Greet

On Wednesday, 10th June 2026, a Meet and Greet operation was conducted by the Officer Commanding Trial Farm Sub-Station, Inspector M. Anderson, along with Trial Farm personnel on San Lorenzo Road.

During the operation, a total of ten (10) homes were visited. Residents were given the opportunity to voice their concerns. The residents expressed appreciation for the police presence and engagement. Safety and crime prevention tips were shared with residents, and information cards containing the police station's contact numbers were distributed to community members to encourage communication and prompt reporting of incidents.

The operation fostered positive police-community relations and strengthened public confidence in the police service.

On Wednesday, June 10th, 2026, Officer in Command of Toledo Police, Supt. Brent Hamilton, along with other personnel fro...
12/06/2026

On Wednesday, June 10th, 2026, Officer in Command of Toledo Police, Supt. Brent Hamilton, along with other personnel from the Toledo Police Formation, held a brief Meet and Greet session at the southern approach of the Bladden Bridge. They visited a few houses and a business establishment. The residents expressed their appreciation for the police and welcomed efforts to strengthen community relations. The interaction was peaceful and positive.

Meet and Greet On Wednesday, June 10th, 2026, Deputy OC Ops Insp Quixaj along with Deputy OC Admin Insp Flowers, Relief ...
12/06/2026

Meet and Greet

On Wednesday, June 10th, 2026, Deputy OC Ops Insp Quixaj along with Deputy OC Admin Insp Flowers, Relief personnel, CIB, RPU and Community Oriented Police officers Sgt Romero and PC Morey conducted their weekly Meet and Greet operations within the village of San Pablo. A total of 18 homes within the area were visited where officers had the privilege to speak to residents. Officers were applauded for their continuous efforts.

On Wednesday, June 10th, 2026, Officer Commanding Caye Caulker, ASP Novelo, along with Sgt Coc Station Sgt, Sgt R Cassan...
12/06/2026

On Wednesday, June 10th, 2026, Officer Commanding Caye Caulker, ASP Novelo, along with Sgt Coc Station Sgt, Sgt R Cassanova, Cpl Arzu I/C Community Policing, PC Gallego (Community Policing Unit) and personnel from other units conducted their Meet n Greet on the beautiful Island of Caye caulker. A total of 7 homes were visited where residents commended the officers for their continued efforts. OC Novelo thanked the residents for their continuous cooperation with the department.

As many of you are wrapping up your work week, remember to do so on a positive note. Smile a little more, share a little...
12/06/2026

As many of you are wrapping up your work week, remember to do so on a positive note. Smile a little more, share a little more, and spread more love.

Have a safe weekend, and remember, don't drink and drive.

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11/06/2026

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