Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association

The Police Staff Association (PSA) has done it again, continuing its commitment to supporting law enforcement personnel.

On Monday, 22nd June 2026, a delegation led by Chief Welfare Officer Prince Dean visited the Police Prosecution Department to present a brand-new water cooler. Joining the presentation were Chairman of Private Engagement Dario Seymour and Renaldo Roxbury, who manages Tribunal and Interdiction.

This donation on behalf of the PSA aims to improve working conditions and provide immediate refreshment for the hard-working staff within the department. Accepting the generous contribution on behalf of the team were ASP Bauld and Sgt 260 Pyfrom, who both expressed their sincere gratitude for the association's ongoing support.

To all the fathers of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, our beloved Police Staff Association and the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, today we salute you. May your days always be filled with blessings and honour.

The Executive Chairman of the Police Staff Association, Mr. Kirk Bastian, paid a courtesy call to the Bimini District Police Station in Alice Town, Bimini, where he was warmly received by the Officer in Charge, Superintendent Henrich McPhee, and members of his team.

The visit underscored the Association's continued commitment to fostering strong relationships with officers across all districts, and to advocating for the welfare and professional development of the men and women who serve with dedication throughout The Bahamas.

The Police Staff Association remains steadfast in its mission to support our officers from New Providence to the Family Islands.

Representatives from the organization—Executive Secretary Rovan Carey, Welfare Officer Bernardo Greene, and Special Project Manager for the Northern Bahamas Denyza Burrows—recently donated a water cooler to the Eight Mile Rock Police Station. Superintendent N. Sears accepted the donation and expressed sincere gratitude on behalf of the station's officers and staff.

Presentation📢📢

On today’s date Mr Rovan Carey, the Executive Secretary, and Mr Parez Demeritte, the Deputy Chairman (Northern Bahamas), presented a water cooler and cooling fans to the Drug Enforcement Unit and the Police Control Room in Grand Bahama, respectively.

These donations were made on behalf of the Police Staff Association, its Executive, and its Branch Board members following requests from personnel within those divisions.

The items were received with deep gratitude, and the officers expressed sincere appreciation for the prompt response.

🩸 BLOOD DRIVE | BAMBOO TOWN URBAN RENEWAL

The Royal Bahamas Police Force Community Renewal Division, in partnership with the Urban Renewal Authority and the Public Hospitals Authority, invites you to participate in the 2nd Annual Blood Drive.

Every donation makes a difference. Whether you’re a member, a family member, or a community supporter, your contribution could save a life.

📍 Location: Traveling South on East Street South, past Checkers Café and Y’Cares Plaza — 2nd building on the right (Blue Trim White)
📅 Date: Saturday, 27th June, 2026
🕙 Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
🏢 Venue: Bamboo Town Urban Renewal Centre

✅ Healthy individuals aged 17 through 65 are eligible to donate.
🍳 Free breakfast & beverages will be provided provided for all donors!

For more information, contact:
📞 Asp. B. Strapp: 427-0702
📞 Miss Farquharson: 815-1389

Together, we can make a difference.

The Executive Secretary Mr. Rovan Carey, Senior Deputy Chairman (Northern Bahamas) Mr. Parez Demeritte, Deputy Private Engagement Chairman (Northern Bahamas) Ms. Shanrika Bain, and Welfare Officer (Northern Bahamas) Ms. Areba Saunders.

On Monday, 8th June 2026, conducted welfare checks at the West End and Eight Mile Rock Police Stations, as well as with the school resource officer at Eight Mile Rock High School.

During the visits, officers expressed gratitude for the delegation's presence and raised few to no concerns.

The representatives reassured the officers that the association remains fully committed to advocating for their welfare and addressing their need

Police Training College Northern Campus Receives Reflective Vests

FREEPORT, Grand Bahama — On Monday, June 8, 2026, Executive Secretary of the Police Staff Association, Mr. Rovan Carey, alongside Senior Deputy Chairman (Northern Bahamas), Mr. Parez Demeritte, visited the Police Training College Northern Campus to present reflective safety vests to the recruits of 'C-Squad 2026'.

During the presentation, forty-eight (48) reflective vests were donated to the college's instructors and recruits. These vests will significantly enhance visibility and safety during physical training (PT) drills and road exercises conducted on public thoroughfares.

Sgt. 3247 Oliver, speaking on behalf of the Police Training College, expressed sincere gratitude to the Police Staff Association for its steadfast commitment and ongoing support toward the welfare and safety of both active officers and incoming recruits.

Today, executives from the Police Staff Association—including Executive Chairman Mr. Kirk Bastian, Chief Welfare Officer Prince Dean, Private Engagement Chairman Dario Seymour, and Assistant Secretary Patrelle Carey—met with leadership from the Bahamas Driving School Association, including President Mr. Herman C. Maycock, Secretary Calpurnia T. Campbell, and Treasurer Derek Dames.

The meeting addressed critical concerns regarding motorist behavior and road safety. The six key topics discussed were:

•Police presence in high-traffic areas
•Malfunctioning traffic lights
•Regulations regarding left turns on red
•Speeding and road rage in residential zones
•Right-of-way for emergency vehicles
•Licensing protocols for foreign drivers

The primary objective of this meeting was to establish clear, actionable guidelines for navigating these traffic challenges effectively.

NEW BIGHT, Cat Island — On Friday, June 5, 2026, Chief Welfare Officer Mr. Prince Dean Jr., accompanied by Assistant Secretary Patrelle Carey, presented a television and two office chairs to the Cat Island Police Station in New Bight.

The Police Staff Association remains deeply committed to supporting the members of the Royal Bahamas Police Force in every possible capacity, fostering a stronger and more collaborative relationship.

Officers at the New Bight Police Station expressed great enthusiasm and gratitude for the timely donation, noting that their workplace needs were addressed with impressive swiftness.

Together, we can achieve more.