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Your Safer Neighbourhood Team works closely with partner agencies to address the issues identified as priorities by the local community.

Beat 13 - Cayman Brac

Beat 13 - Cayman Brac

PS Ashton Ferguson is the point of contact for Community Police Officers on Cayman Brac. He has invested decades of his life to policing within the  Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, with the majority of those years being specific to the sister islands. As he is also a member of the Cayman Brac Community, he has deliberate and person interest in the development and maintenance of the  community and the reduction in crime and anti-social behaviour that affect the island.

PS Ferguson is already in the community conducting highly-visible patrols, conducting “meet and greet” sessions, offering advice on crime prevention, dealing with anti-social behaviour, making house visits and working with the people to create a safer community.  

 

PS Ferguson is focused on building stronger partnerships within the community; this includes local businesses and concerned individuals who are willing to work with the Police to develop and maintain a safe community where each person shows respect for everyone else.

PS Ferguson has noted the following main concerns of residents on Cayman Brac:

1)   Speeding, and different colored lights on vehicles,

2)   Anti-Social behaviour 

3)   Burglaries 

4)   Crime prevention – not just solving crimes

5)   Victim care

6)   A safe house for victims of domestic abuse

PS Ferguson encourages members of the community to reach out to him to discuss their concerns and potential solutions. He can be reached at the contacts below and through the Cayman Brac Police Station.

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Ashton Ferguson

Police Sergeant

PS Ferguson is the beat officer for the district of Cayman Brac. He has been living and working in Cayman Brac for a number of years and is dedicated to the community

Arlene Whittaker

CSO

CSO Arlene Whittaker is the Community Safety Officer responsible for both Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.

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