Trelawny Police Division

17/05/2026

Yesterday, Constables L. Garriques and J. Kelly of the Trelawny Community Safety and Security Branch hosted the Youth Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative (YEMI) at the Falmouth Police Station in partnership with the NCDA.

In observance of Child’s Month 2026, the session featured a fun and interactive “Twin Day” activity where youth participants and their parents/guardians dressed alike and engaged in activities designed to strengthen family bonding, communication, and teamwork.

Participants enjoyed creative handprint canvas exercises, a twin-themed photoshoot, and an exciting game of “Two Truths and One Lie,” all aimed at building positive relationships and lasting memories.

14/05/2026

13/05/2026

Watch and enjoy this uplifting gospel musical selection from Corporal Ellis and the talented band members of the Department of Correctional Services at the Law Enforcement Torch Run Lunchtime Concert, happening now in Water Square, Falmouth until 4:00 pm today.

Come out and be inspired by the music, feel the energy, and support this meaningful event as we celebrate unity, service, and community spirit.

13/05/2026

The community is invited to come out and be part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run Lunchtime Concert currently taking place in Water Square today from 1:00pm to 4:00pm.

Join members of the Trelawny Police Division and the Department of Correctional Services, along with other stakeholders, as they try to gain support of a worthy cause, promoting unity, inclusion, and community spirit.

Patrons can also enjoy live musical selections from the DCS Band, who are on site setting the mood and adding to the vibrant atmosphere.

Come cheer them on, show your support, and be part of this meaningful initiative.

11/05/2026

Top Performer – Ulster Spring Police Station

Cons. J. Johnson has been recognized as the top performer at the Ulster Spring Police Station for April 2026.

He earned this recognition for his outstanding performance, including mentoring students as a School Resource Officer, issuing 78 traffic tickets, making 2 arrests, and executing 5 warrants.

His dedication, professionalism, and commitment to service continue to make a positive impact within the station and the wider community.

Join us in congratulating him on this well-deserved achievement.

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to the Brave Mothers of the Trelawny Police Division.

Today, we celebrate the incredible women who serve not only as guardians of our communities, but also as loving, nurturing mothers in their homes.

To the mothers of the Trelawny Police Division, your courage knows no bounds. Each day, you face the dangers of duty head-on, standing tall in service to justice and the safety of our citizens. You wear the uniform with strength and pride, yet behind that beats the tender heart of a mother.

After long shifts, sleepless nights, and unpredictable calls, you return home to another full-time role, raising children with love, patience, and unwavering dedication. You are the quiet heroes, balancing the demands of public service with the immeasurable responsibilities of motherhood.

Your sacrifice does not go unnoticed, your strength is inspiring, and your love, both as officers and as mothers, is what helps shape a better, safer Jamaica.

From all of us, thank you. Happy Mother’s Day.

10/05/2026

On Read Across Jamaica Day, officers visited Refuge, Duncan’s, Steven James Basic, Spring Garden Primary & Infant Schools as well as the Rio Bueno Early Childhood Institute.

Students were engaged in interactive reading sessions featuring stories from various novels, which were also explained to enhance understanding.

The sessions were lively, educational, and impactful, reinforcing the importance of literacy among our youth.

05/05/2026

Watch Constable Latoya Garriques of the Trelawny Community Safety and Security Branch (CSSB) engage students at Falmouth All Age School during Reading Across Jamaica Day activities today.

The initiative not only promoted literacy but also strengthened positive relationships between the police and youth in the community.