HM Cayman Islands Prison Service

HM Cayman Islands Prison Service The official page of HMCIPS - a correctional facility operated by the Cayman Islands Government.

HM Cayman Islands Prison Service was opened in 1982 to keep in our care, those committed to us by the Cayman Islands Judiciary. The Prison Service plays a key role in keeping the citizens of the Cayman Islands safe. In addition to public safety, the Prison Service is also committed to providing opportunities for all inmates to rehabilitate themselves through the access to intervention services which seek to improve their chances of a positive reintegration into society and improving their chances of living a pro-social life.

17/09/2026
15/09/2026

Commissioner of Corrections, Brigadier (Retired) Radgh Mason, is urging Caribbean countries to treat correctional services as a critical component of national security, arguing that effective rehabilitation and reintegration are essential to public safety and national development.

Addressing the 14th Annual Conference of the Association for Caribbean Heads of Correctional and Prison Services (ACHCPS), at the AC Hotel in St. Andrew, on September 7, Commissioner Mason said correctional institutions could no longer operate in isolation from the communities to which inmates would eventually return.

01/09/2026

🎥 This year, we're taking you closer to the action.

🔥 Training Beyond the Usual Environment | C&R 2026 🛡️ This year, our annual Control & Restraint (C&R) training took offi...
01/09/2026

🔥 Training Beyond the Usual Environment | C&R 2026 🛡️

This year, our annual Control & Restraint (C&R) training took officers beyond the usual training environment and into a more open and dynamic setting.

Thanks to the support of the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS), our officers were given access to their training ground, providing additional space to put their skills into practice through a range of practical exercises and scenarios.

C&R training is an essential part of maintaining operational readiness across HMCIPS. It reinforces not only physical techniques, but also communication, teamwork, situational awareness and the use of appropriate and proportionate responses.

Training in a different environment also challenges officers to adapt, communicate and work together effectively — important skills when responding to real situations where conditions are rarely predictable.

🎥 This year, we're taking you closer to the action.

Our video provides a glimpse behind the scenes as officers put their training into practice.

A special thank you to our partners at the Cayman Islands Fire Service for opening their training ground to us and supporting the continued professional development of our officers. 🤝

Different environment. Same standards. Always prepared.

His Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service (HMCIPS) is playing a key role in the new Multi-Agency Public Protection Arr...
10/08/2026

His Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service (HMCIPS) is playing a key role in the new Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangement (MAPPA), strengthening how high-risk offenders are managed before, during and following their release into the community.

Acting Director Maxine Spalding and Deputy Director Steve Hansen represented HMCIPS at the signing, alongside Acting Supervisor Keehon Moore.

Through MAPPA, HMCIPS will contribute critical information, risk assessment and pre-release planning to support safer transitions, stronger monitoring and greater continuity between custody and community supervision.

Strengthening the transition from custody to community.

06/07/2026
The Cayman Islands Postal Service is warning the public about a fraudulent text message claiming that a parcel cannot be...
03/07/2026

The Cayman Islands Postal Service is warning the public about a fraudulent text message claiming that a parcel cannot be delivered until customs duties are paid.

This message is a scam.

❌ Do not click the link.
❌ Do not make any payment.

The link provided in these messages is not associated with the Cayman Islands Postal Service or any Cayman Islands Government entity.

The scam has already affected members of our community, with several reports received and one individual losing a significant amount of money.

If you receive one of these messages:
• Delete it immediately.
• If you clicked the link or made a payment, contact your bank without delay.
• Report the incident to the RCIPS by calling 949-4222, or 911 in an emergency.

Remember: The Cayman Islands Postal Service and Cayman Islands Government entities will never request payment of customs duties or fees via text message.

Stay alert. Protect yourself. Help protect others by sharing this warning.

His Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service proudly participated in the King’s Birthday Parade, standing alongside fello...
22/06/2026

His Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service proudly participated in the King’s Birthday Parade, standing alongside fellow uniformed services in a display of discipline, professionalism, and national pride.

The parade provided an opportunity to recognise the important role HMCIPS officers play in supporting public safety, rehabilitation, and community wellbeing across the Cayman Islands.

We commend all HMCIPS personnel who took part and represented the Service with excellence throughout the day’s proceedings.

💙 Happy Father's Day 👔Fatherhood is more than providing. It is sharing laughter, offering guidance and creating lasting ...
21/06/2026

💙 Happy Father's Day 👔

Fatherhood is more than providing. It is sharing laughter, offering guidance and creating lasting memories. 😊👨‍👧‍👦

Whether it's a smile with your child, an embrace when they need comfort or even shedding a tear, your presence reflects the depth of your love and the strength found in simply showing up. 🤗💙

Today, the HM Cayman Islands Prison Service honors all fathers, father figures and caregivers who continue to lead with love, support their families and make a difference each day.

Thank you for being there.

Happy Father's Day! 💙👏

17/06/2026

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