The Ministry of Health, Environment and Sustainability has published three health reform Bills for public consultation: the Health Practice (Amendment No.2) Bill, 2026, the Public Health Bill, 2026 and the Environmental Health Bill, 2026.
The Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) is inviting members of the public to nominate outstanding older persons to serve as Older Persons Month Ambassadors for 2026.
His Excellency the Acting Governor, Franz Manderson, is pleased to announce the appointment of His Honour, Mr Duane Murray, as a Magistrate of the Summary Court of the Cayman Islands.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) is pleased to announce the introduction of the Assisted Traveller Consent Form, a new measure designed to enhance the protection of minors travelling to the Cayman Islands while supporting efficient and secure border processing.
The Law Reform Commission invites stakeholders and members of the general public to comment on the issues identified in the Discussion Paper titled “Cannabis Reform: Options for a Harm Minimisation Framework” and, in particular, to submit their views on the consultation questions presented.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is advising the public that an alert has been issued concerning the recall of packaged brown sugar from Pan-Caribbean Sugar Company Limited in Jamaica, due to contamination with small metal fragments.
The Cayman Islands National Attractions Authority (CINAA) advises the public that Coco Fest, traditionally hosted in February at Pedro St. James, will not take place this year due to logistical and resource limitations.
The public is reminded that changes to immigration legislation will commence on Friday, 1 May 2026.
The Cayman Islands Fire Service is responding to a major landfill fire, following a 911 call received at approximately 12:54 p.m. reporting that an area of the landfill is ablaze.
The Cayman Islands Government has published a bill that will advance the formal dissolution of the Auditors Oversight Authority (AOA), as the entity has served its purpose in the jurisdiction’s regulatory framework.