The commitment and professionalism of government social work practitioners was formally acknowledged on Saturday, 26 September 2020.
The arrival of two illegal migrants in a boat off The Brac on Monday has opened up a floodgate of questions that need to be addressed in the event that this might signal a possible wave of refugees seeking safe harbour in Cayman.
It was amazing to see how many people came to support the CIBC First Caribbean’s Walk For the Cure.
His Excellency the Governor is delighted to announce a number of special awards to members of our community for their outstanding response to the COVID pandemic.
Partial Closure of Mary Street, 17-18 October
At the end of a week that saw several countries recording huge increases in COVID-19 case, Cayman continues to record relatively low incidences of the virus.
As of the 10 a.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center, Tropical Storm Eta had 40 mph maximum sustained winds — a bump up of 5 mph from the 7 a.m. advisory when it was a depression — and Eta was headed northeast a bit faster at 17 mph. Eta was about 45 miles west northwest of Grand Cayman.
The Passport and Corporate Services Office will close early at 2pm on Thursday, 19th November and again on Monday 23rd November to facilitate staff training.
On Monday, 23rd November the Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) was made aware by the Department of Public Safety Communications (DPSC) that the electronic monitoring devices that monitored 14 migrants living in rental properties, all lost connection,
RCIPS' holiday safety operations commenced on 4th December, with measures to amplify visible patrols and community support, along with increased road safety education and awareness campaigns supported by intensified road enforcement operations.