The All Saints Police Station in Antigua has recently undergone significant renovations, leading to its reopening in January 2024. The restoration included both structural repairs and aesthetic improvements, ensuring that the station now meets modern law enforcement needs. The reopening ceremony was attended by government officials, including the Attorney General, Sir Stedroy Benjamin, who emphasized the importance of maintaining well-equipped police facilities to ensure public safety. This station plays a key role in the local community, offering vital police services to the area.
Previously, the station had been temporarily relocated to Clarks Hill for two years while the renovations took place. Now back in its original location, the station is expected to enhance police visibility and response times, helping to improve overall safety in the community
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The All Saints Police Station in Antigua has recently undergone significant renovations, leading to its reopening in January 2024. The restoration included both structural repairs and aesthetic improvements, ensuring that the station now meets modern law enforcement needs. The reopening ceremony was attended by government officials, including the Attorney General, Sir Stedroy Benjamin, who emphasized the importance of maintaining well-equipped police facilities to ensure public safety. This station plays a key role in the local community, offering vital police services to the area.
Previously, the station had been temporarily relocated to Clarks Hill for two years while the renovations took place. Now back in its original location, the station is expected to enhance police visibility and response times, helping to improve overall safety in the community