The Royal Bahamas Police Force in Bimini



JULY 10
HAPPY FORTIETH BIRTHDAY BAHAMAS!

His Royal Highness Prince Charles represented The Queen of the United Kingdom in Nassau on 10 July 1973 and he handed
to Prime Minister Lynden Pindling the Instruments and Order of Independence which created
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, an independent nation.

At ceremonies at Clifford Park the British flag was slowly lowered
and in its place the new and beautiful flag of The Bahamas was raised for the first time.
The Bahamas freely chose to remain a member of the British Commonwealth
and Queen Elizabeth II of The United Kingdom became Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of The Bahamas.

The British Governor, Sir John Paul, then became the nation's first governor-general and within a month
he demitted office and Sir Milo Butler, a son of the soil, became our new nation's first Bahamian governor general.
The Royal Bahamas Police Force participated in all the major events and ceremonies surrounding this great national event.

RBPF the police service of The Bahamas

The Royal Bahamas Police Force is the national police service of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. Established in 1840 it is responsible for providing policing services to all the islands and settlements throughout the archipelago of The Bahamas. The Royal Bahamas Police Force is headquartered in Nassau, New Providence. It is also there that the Police College is located which trains young Bahamians for service within the police force. After a six month training period successful recruits are awarded the designation "constable" and are detailed to serve throughout the country.

The Royal Bahamas Police Force is highly respected within the country and throughout the Caribbean region. There are currently over three thousand police officers serving with nearly 800 police reserve officers adding to the ranks in all areas of policing. The police officers posted at Bimini are part of this long standing, well established and respected professional police service.

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THIS IS BIMINI BAHAMAS
Bimini is the western most island in The Bahamas, only 50 miles (80km) from the coast of Florida, USA. Bimini is two islands, north and south.
Most people live on North Bimini. South Bimini is the location of the airport which serves both foreign and domestic air travel.
 
The population of Bimini is 1800.

Also included as part of the Bimini District is Cat Cay, which is 14 miles south of Bimini.
Police stations are located on North and South Bimini and also on Cat Cay.

GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION CENTRE
ALICE TOWN NORTH BIMINI



The Government Administration Centre in Alice Town, Bimini houses the offices of the Administrator of Bimini, the offices of the Chief Councillor of Bimini and the District Council, the District Post Office, Bahamas Immigration and the Royal Bahamas Police Force. The Officer-in-Charge of policing services for Bimini works from this complex. Prior to its being a government centre it was the famed Lerner Marine Laboratory, a field station of the American Museum of Natural History at New York.


CONTACT US

ANY EMERGENCY 919

ALICE TOWN NORTH BIMINI POLICE STATION
242 347 3144
242 347 3154 fax

AIRPORT POLICE STATION SOUTH BIMINI
242 347 3424

CAT CAY POLICE STATION
242 347 5014

    EMAIL US biminipolice@yahoo.com

Postal Addresses

Assistant Superintendent Prince Charlton
Officer in Charge
PO Box 919
Bimini Bahamas

You can also contact the Commissioner of Police in Nassau
242 322 4444
or write
Commissioner Ellison Greenslade, QPM MBA
Royal Bahamas Police Force
Headquarters
PO Box N4891
Nassau NP Bahamas



Visit the main site of the Royal Bahamas Police Force
www.royalbahamaspolice.org

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