Police Commissioner Kurt Walton has begun his first of a series of district community meetings that are scheduled to take place across the Cayman Islands.
He visited Cayman Brac on Tuesday, 24 Oct., where he discussed his plans as the new police chief with residents, and responded to questions on current investigations and issues of concern.
The commissioner was joined by Sister Islands Superintendent Richard Barrow and Area Commander Chief Inspector Malcolm Kay at the multi-purpose hall.
In a press release, District Commissioner Mark Tibbetts thanked Walton for holding the first meeting in Cayman Brac.
“We are honoured to host Commissioner Walton here on our home island of Cayman Brac. His commitment to engage with the community from the outset is truly commendable.
“We warmly welcome him and look forward to a collaborative relationship in ensuring the safety and well-being of our Sister Island residents.”
Speaking directly to attendees, he added: “The active participation of our community members is essential in shaping the future of law enforcement in the Cayman Islands.
“Your insights and suggestions are invaluable, and I encourage continued engagement as we work together for a safer and stronger community.”
Walton then visited Little Cayman for a meet-and-greet with the community at Little Cayman Beach Resort.
He discussed some of the issues that are affecting the island and was given a tour of various facilities.
A full schedule of the district community meetings is available at www.rcips.ky/events
“These meetings are being held in a town hall format with the hope that it will encourage constructive conversation with the members of each community,” Walton said.
In the press release, he said so far he has engaged in some “valuable conversation” with the community and his staff.
“I was able solve some minor issues immediately and had taken away a few community concerns that will require a collaborative effort with our partnering agency,” he added.
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