Rsvgpf - Traffic Branch

20/03/2026

⚠️ Traffic Advisory ⚠️
A truck has overturned at Sion Hill.
Motorists traveling from Arnos Vale are advised to take an alternative route. Traffic from Kingstown is flowing as normal, but please proceed with caution in the area.
Drive safe.

24/02/2026

The Appreciation Didn’t End at the Table 🚦☕

When the Traffic Branch paused for its appreciation breakfast on February 13, 2026, the intention was not only internal. It was a moment to recognise the NCOs and officers who carry the daily responsibility of keeping traffic moving, managing school hours, escorts, reports, and the many duties that rarely draw applause, while also acknowledging the general public whose cooperation and patience make that work possible.

But the moment travelled.

Lyf Compton, Media Professional, saw the initiative and responded in his own way. Not for recognition. Just a genuine reaction to seeing officers being acknowledged for steady, consistent work on the road. 🚓

That kind of response says something about the environment around policing right now. People are watching. People understand the pace of the job. And sometimes, they choose to stand alongside it in various ways.

That, too, deserves acknowledgement. 🤝💙

15/02/2026

Members of the Traffic Department participated in a breakfast initiative aimed at strengthening relationships between the police and the public.

13/02/2026

05/02/2026

We stand at the edge of what was
and what is still taking shape.
Between urgency and caution.
Between the need to move
and the need to arrive safely.
The road is alive.
Engines idle and surge.
Cones stand as quiet warnings often unnoticed until the last second.
Behind every sign
is a human being.
Behind every delay
is someone working to ensure others get home.
So when you see us out there
holding the line,
controlling the stop,
standing in the risk
remember this:
the road belongs to all of us,
every moment carries weight,
and every life is worth the pause.
Let’s remember and appreciate all officers on the road today, regulating traffic not just today, but every day.

04/02/2026

🚦 Traffic Safety Update – New Grounds & North Union 🚦
The Traffic Department has placed new road signs along the New Grounds and North Union public roads. These signs are designed to remind motorists to slow down, obey traffic rules / signs, and watch out for pedestrians, especially in areas where children and residents are frequently crossing.
Safer roads, safer Community, a Shared responsibility.

25/12/2025

17/12/2025

WPC 1044 Jackson and PC 215 Forde are on the ground as traffic officers continue the Christmas-season crime prevention exercise outside the Central Police Station, alongside representatives from various units, all working together to ensure public safety during this festive period.

Members of the public are encouraged to come on down and visit the various stations on display and interact with the officers as we promote safety and awareness throughout the Christmas season. 🎄👮‍♂️

05/11/2025

Traffic Advisory: ⚠️ 📢 🚨 ⚠️ 📢
Motorists traveling along Bay Street are advised to exercise caution due to a fire at the Sprott Brothers building. Markers have been placed on the road to guide traffic safely, and Traffic Police officers are on site directing the flow of traffic. Please follow the directional markers and drive carefully.

05/11/2025

PRESS RELEASE

THE RSVGPF REINFORCES CALL FOR PEACE AND RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT DURING ELECTION SEASON

November 4, 2025 – Kingstown: The Royal Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) is appealing to all citizens to uphold peace, tolerance, and respect as the nation moves toward General Elections.

The RSVGPF reminds the public that this period calls for calm and thoughtful conduct, particularly in how opinions are shared and disagreements managed. Every Vincentian has a role in protecting the democratic process through measured words and responsible actions.

The Force continues to promote a climate of cooperation and reason, noting that the choices made by individuals (both in public and private spaces) can either strengthen unity or sow division. Vincentians are encouraged to act with patience, understanding, and restraint to preserve the harmony that defines the nation.

Reports have reached the police regarding damage to campaign material in some areas. The RSVGPF is reminding persons that such behaviour undermines the democracy and may amount to an offence under the Criminal Code (Cap. 124). Section 267 provides that “any person who, without lawful excuse, destroys or damages any property belonging to another intending to destroy or damage such property, or being reckless as to whether such property would be destroyed or damaged, is guilty of an offence.”

The Force has also observed rising political tension and urges everyone to prevent disagreements from turning hostile. All reports of threats, intimidation, or violence will be investigated swiftly and impartially, and offenders prosecuted according to law.

Political parties are likewise encouraged to continue promoting calm among their supporters and to reinforce messages of respect for opposing views. The example set by leaders can go a long way in keeping the campaign atmosphere peaceful.

The RSVGPF also reminds citizens that the Representation of the People Act (Cap. 6) addresses election-related offences, including the use of threats, violence, or disorderly conduct to influence or disrupt the democratic process.

The RSVGPF remains impartial and committed to maintaining order and safety throughout the election period, and asks for the continued cooperation of all citizens in ensuring that St. Vincent and the Grenadines demonstrates maturity, respect, and pride as Election Day approaches.

-END-

04/11/2025

NOTICE ⚠️⚠️⚠️
The Traffic Department is advising all motorists to proceed with extreme caution when traveling along Casson Hill Public Road. There has been an oil spill on the surface of the road, which has created slippery conditions and poses a risk to both motorists and pedestrians.

Officers are currently on location monitoring the situation, and efforts are being made to have the area cleaned as soon as possible. Motorists are urged to reduce speed, avoid sudden braking or overtaking in the affected area, and follow any instructions given by officers on site.

The Traffic Department appreciates your cooperation and reminds all road users to remain vigilant and drive safely at all times.