While you are camping with your families this weekend, remember these tips to ensure you have a safe and fun Easter camping experience. Stay safe Cayman!

Remember to always practice safe driving, especially while traversing our roadways during this Easter holiday. Drive safe Cayman!

Happy Easter from all of us at the RCIPS!

Come visit us this Saturday, 26 April, at our Recruitment Open House, and find out more about being a part of the next RCIPS local recruit class! Where: Government Administration Building (front lawn) When: Saturday, 26 April 2025 Time: 9AM to 1PM

Calling Caymanians! The RCIPS is hiring new local recruits, and we'll be in Cayman Brac this Saturday! Where: Kirkconnell's Market When: Saturday, 3 May 2025 Time: 9AM to 12PM

Calling Caymanians! The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service is hiring local recruits, but time is almost up! The deadline for applications is THIS SUNDAY, 11 May, 2025 at midnight!

Today, Wednesday 14 May, the RCIPS released its 2024 Crime and Traffic Statistics Report, with a press conference held at RCIPS HQ. The full report is available on the RCIPS.ky website. Read more: rcips.ky/rcips-releases…

DC Sam Sillitoe has been instrumental in the RCIPS achieving 20 out of 27 homicide detections over the last 8 years. Last year she was awarded CIG Employee of the Month, and was in the running for the CIG 2024 Employee of the Year Awards, which she attended last night.

Volunteer as a Special Constable and make a real impact on the safety and security of the Cayman Islands. Visit rcips.ky/specialconstab… to find out more and apply! Applications are open through May 28th!

Police, with the AirOps Unit, and the CICG , have been responding to reports of washed up crocus bags, with what appears to be packages of ganja inside, along the coast of Grand Cayman. All packages located will be destroyed once forensically examined.

The RCIPS continues to receive a number of reports of persons falling victim to a scam involving rental properties advertised on social media and websites, including EcayTrade. Anyone with information regarding these or other financial scams is encouraged to contact 949-4222.

The RCIPS is seeking the public’s help to locate Mr. Andrel Harris, who was reported missing on 4 June 2025. If you have any information that may assist, please contact 949-6555. ❗️Please note: No photos or videos are permitted while assisting with the search.

The RCIPS is aware of unwitting fraud activity being facilitated by mobile phone users in the Cayman Islands who install apps from illegitimate sources, particularly on Android. The public are reminded to ONLY download apps onto their mobile devices through regulated App stores.

Stay safe when travelling late at night, by being aware of your surroundings. If you believe you’re in any danger, or feel unsafe, always contact 9-1-1.

Keep your business safe by investing in high quality security measures, and keeping them maintained and functional. Report any suspicious or threatening activity by calling 9-1-1.

If possible, avoid carrying large sums of cash or storing cash in easily accessible places. For more crime prevention tips, visit rcips.ky.

Avoid predictable routines when it comes to transporting money. For more crime prevention tips, visit rcips.ky.

Police are aware of text messages being received by local numbers, which claim that urgent action is needed, and provide a link to rectify the issue. These messages are fraudulent and clicking the link may result in personal information being stolen. rcips.ky/police-issue-a…

It's carnival weekend! Follow these tips to stay safe whether you're heading to a fete, jumping on di road, or just spectating! Stay Safe Cayman!

The RCIPS wants to hear from you! We have launched a public survey aimed at gathering feedback from the community about policing in the Cayman Islands. Share your views and help shape the future of police services. The survey can be accessed here getformly.app/b8qqpX