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Windwardside Police Station opened.

May 10, 2016

Windwardside Police Station opened.
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SABA:--- On Monday may 9th, 2016 the Police Station in Windwardside was officially inaugurated following the opening act by Island Governor Jonathan Johnson and the blessing by father Ranolfo. Also present at the opening were Chief of Basic Police Care Saba, Ibrahim Ekiz and Deputy Chief of Police BES, Simone Steendijk. The Station is located across from the Big Rock Supermarket and next to Saba Snack.

The Station will serve as a support post and mainly to increase the visibility of the police in Windwardside. The Community Officer will perform his duties from the Police Station in Windwardside. From now on the Station will be manned half days. There is also a fitness area for the benefit of the police.

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Windwardside Police Station opened.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=12749

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