Beat 9 - Seven Mile Beach South Community - Royal Cayman Islands Police Service

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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 9 - Seven Mile Beach South

AC Calasia Burke is the Community Police Officer assigned to Beat 9, covering the Seven Mile Beach Corridor from Eastern Avenue in George Town to the Quays area north of Public Beach.

Beat 9 Officers have accomplished the below so far in this beat:

The establishment of a Seven Mile Beach business watch which all businesses are welcome to join if they are not already involved.
The establishment of a Snug Harbour Neighbourhood Watch group and committee. (There have been 0 reported burglaries since establishing the group).
Closer liaison and involvement with the Parkway, Canal Point and Lime Tree Bay home owners associations and Strata groups.
Targeted patrols along Seven Mile Beach to tackle anti-social behavior, drugs reports and water safety.
Partnered with Camana Bay, D’Signs and the Lighthouse School to implement disabled parking signs designed by the children from the school.

Going forward AC Burke hopes to achieve the following:

Establish more links with other communities that haven’t been reached yet (and he encourages anyone in Beat 9 to get in touch with him).
Reduce instances of drug offences along Seven Mile Beach
Work with the community to reduce water related fatalities and near fatalities in 2019.
Expand the business watch scheme and deliver more crime prevention advice.
Implement more safety and security measures such as lockers, AED’s, Life rings and designated swim zones along Seven Mile Beach.
Work with young people in Cayman to create opportunities to keep them away from crime.
Ensure Cayman maintains its reputation of being the safest place to be in the Caribbean.

AC Burke looks forward to your continued support.

Beat 9 Officer:

AC Calasia Burke - 925-8727 - Calasia.Burke@rcips.ky

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