The Royal Anguilla Police Force is inviting the public to participate in consultation to inform the development of its Policing Plan 2025–2030.
The plan, titled ‘Together for a Safer Anguilla’, will outline the police force’s strategic priorities over the next five years.
At the moment, these include tackling gun crime, enhancing road safety, safeguarding vulnerable persons, and fostering community-led policing.
A series of town hall meetings and an online consultation will provide an opportunity for community members to share their thoughts and feedback on the proposed priorities.
In a press release on 13 January, Commissioner of Police Robert Clark said the success of the policing plan hinges on the active involvement of our community.
“This consultation is an opportunity to build trust, share ideas, and work collaboratively to make Anguilla safer for everyone,” he added.
The town hall meetings will take place on:
- Wednesday, 15 January, 6.30pm – Alwyn Allison Primary School (District 7)
- Thursday, 16 January, 6.30pm – Adrian T Hazell Primary School (District 6)
- Friday, 17 January, 6.30pm – Zion Methodist Church (District 5)
- Monday, 20 January, 6.30pm – Island Harbour Town Hall at the St Andrews Anglican Church Hall (District 4)
- Tuesday, 21 January, 6.30pm – Orelia Kelley Primary School Auditorium (District 3)
- Wednesday, 22 January, 6.30pm – The Valley Town Hall at St. Mary’s Anglican Church (District 1)
- Thursday, 23 January, 6.30pm – Morris Vanterpool Primary School (District 2)
Those unable to attend the meetings and would rather take part in the online consultation can click here to access the form.
The questions that will be put to the public are:
- Are the proposed priorities the right ones? Please explain your answer.
- What things would you like to see the police force doing to tackle gun crime?
- What things would you like to see the police force doing to improve road safety?
- What things would you like to see the police force doing to support community-led policing?
- What things would you like to see the police force doing in safeguarding vulnerable people?
- What things would you like to see the police force doing to improve police professionalism?
To read the Policing Plan 2025–2030 consultation document in full click here.
Anyone with information on any criminal activity in Anguilla can call 911, (264) 497-2333 or 497-5333, or leave an anonymous message, video or photo at www.gov.ai/911
Information from the website is stored in a secure location in California and access to it is tightly controlled.
