St Kitts and Nevis: Sandy Point police station now operating from new building

The new police station building in Sandy Point, St Kitts and Nevis is ready and operational. As per reports, officers have also started their work operations from the newly opened building.

Officers stationed in Sandy Point have moved to a new facility within the National Security and Judicial Complex.

Superintendent Lyndon David, Divisional Commander for District "B," said that much of what was needed to conduct business was in place by the evening of December 23, and their services were in full swing on Christmas Eve. Since that day, the Sandy Point and nearby areas have been served by the Police Department from the Complex.

"Operations at the Sandy Point Police Station began on December 24th, Christmas Eve, in the new building based at the National Security and Judicial Complex at Bouncing Hill, Sandy Point, which was officially opened and turned over to the Police on Tuesday, December 21st, 2021."

He added, "That morning, after 10 a.m., we had our first person come in to report as part of the individual's bail terms. The task of transporting all of the furniture and equipment from the prior premises is now complete. "At this new site, people may now file their reports," Superintendent David stated.

The Sandy Point Police Station, Sandy Point Fire and Rescue Services Station, a Customs and Excise outpost, and the District "B" Magistrate's Court are all located within the National Security and Judicial Complex.

The Sandy Point Police Station can be reached via phone at (415) 465-6261.