Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association

Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association

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It’s purpose was to make provision for the formation, constitution and function of the Police Staff Association. It was led by Permanent Secretary, Mr.

History of the Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association

The Act to establish the Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association was enacted by the Parliament of The Bahamas and given assent Thursday, February 6, 1997. This Association enables members to consider matter affecting their corporate welfare and efficiency, including pay, pensions and conditions of service. The first meeting, with a view to cha

01/06/2026

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Photos from Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association's post 31/05/2026

It is with immense gratitude and a heart full of thanksgiving that Bible Study Truth Ministry acknowledges the generous visit and presentation made by the Police Staff Association during today’s Sunday service.

In a remarkable display of community spirit and goodwill, the Police Staff Association graciously presented our congregation with a Yamaha PSR-E283 keyboard, a gift that will serve as an instrument of praise, worship, and spiritual enrichment for our entire church family for years to come.

We are truly humbled by this act of kindness. It is a testament to the power of community, unity, and the shared belief that investing in a place of worship is investing in the heart of a nation.

On behalf of Executive Chairman Mr. Kirk Bastian, Executive Secretary Mr. Rovan Carey, Executive Treasurer Mr. Darvin Johnson, and every Exective and Branch Board member of the Police Staff Association who made this moment possible we honor you, we appreciate you, and we cover you in prayer.

May God’s grace, protection, and favor rest upon you and your families always.

“And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”
John 8:32

Photos from Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association's post 30/05/2026

Members of the Police Staff Association recently made their rounds across various stations in New Providence to personally express their sincere appreciation for the continued support extended to the association.

These visits served as a meaningful opportunity to connect with those who have stood behind the PSA, reinforcing the bonds of partnership and mutual respect that make our community stronger.

We are truly grateful for every station that has played a role in supporting our mission. Your commitment does not go unnoticed. It is deeply valued and appreciated.

To all who welcomed our members with open arms, thank you. We look forward to continued collaboration and service together.

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Photos from Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association's post 27/05/2026

The Police Staff Association Executive Secretary, Rovan Carey, accompanied by Constable 4571 Oliver of Eliminators Pest Control, conducted an official visit to the Police Band Room.

During the visit, they met with Superintendent Whitney Bastian, Band Director, and Assistant Director Darren Pennerman. The band room subsequently underwent a full professional extermination treatment for pests and vermin.

The Police Staff Association remains committed to ensuring that all facilities utilized by our members are maintained to the highest standard of cleanliness, safety, and comfort.

22/05/2026

Executives of the Police Staff Association recently paid a courtesy call on the leadership team of Baha Mar Security as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen professional relationships and foster meaningful collaboration.

The Association extends sincere thanks to Dave Hazarian - VP of Security, Julian Butler - Director of Security, Rodney Smith - Director of Investigations, Tristan Johnson - Assistant Director of Operations
for their warm reception and engaging discussions surrounding security, leadership, and future opportunities for partnership and mutual support.

The PSA remains committed to building positive relationships with stakeholders and organizations that contribute to the advancement of safety, welfare, and professional development throughout our community.

19/05/2026

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Photos from Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association's post 18/05/2026

On Monday, 18th May 2026, the Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association—led by Executive Secretary Mr. Rovan Carey and Senior Deputy Chairman Mr. Parez Demeritte—conducted a welfare check at the Force Garage and Police Stores in Grand Bahama. During the visit, officers highlighted several concerns regarding their working conditions. The association executives reassured the team that these issues would be addressed and pledged to assist in improving their working environment wherever possible. In response, the officers expressed their gratitude for the visit and pledged their full support toward achieving the association's strategic goals.

We love seeing our officers feel the difference that a supportive, compassionate newly elected team can make in their day-to-day lives.

18/05/2026

A Historic First! 🚔

The Police Staff Association proudly marks a historic milestone with the first-ever courtesy call on the Office of the Police Reserves of the Royal Bahamas Police Force. This meaningful visit reflects our commitment to building bridges across all branches of the Force and recognizing the invaluable contribution of our Reserves to national service.

The Association was represented by Executive Chairman Mr. Kirk Bastian, Chief Welfare Officer Mr. Prince Dean, and Chairman of Private Engagement Mr. Dario Seymour. They were graciously received by Commandant of Reserves Mr. Douglas Hanna, alongside R/Senior ACP Stephen Seymour, R/Senior ACP Juanita Colebrooke, R/ACP Damien Robinson and Sr., R/ACP Ernest Burrows.

We look forward to a continued partnership built on unity, respect, and service to our members and the Bahamian people.

Photos from Royal Bahamas Police Staff Association's post 13/05/2026

The Police Staff Association remains committed to the welfare and well-being of the hardworking men and women serving throughout the 2026 General Election Exercise.Today, members of the Association visited several polling stations across New Providence to ensure that officers on duty were refreshed and supported as they carried out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication, and integrity.

We recognize the long hours, sacrifice, and commitment required to maintain peace, order, and public confidence during this important democratic process. As an Association, we believe that showing appreciation and support for our officers is essential, especially during demanding national assignments such as these. To all officers serving across The Bahamas today, we thank you for your unwavering service to country. Your efforts will never go unnoticed.

11/05/2026

Guess what!

The Police Staff Association office, Grand Bahama, Cedar Street, is having its annual fundraiser on Friday, 22nd May 2026. The purpose of the fundraiser is to raise funds so that the association can support officers who are in need of assistance.

🎟️ : Tickets can be purchased at the office, or you can contact any of the elected members. NOTE: Tickets must be paid for in ADVANCE!

🍹: Refreshments will be on sale."

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Elizabeth Gardens, Police Headquarters East Street
City Of Nassau
N-458

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:30
Thursday 08:30 - 16:30
Friday 08:30 - 16:30