The Barrouallie Police Station, which was temporarily moved to a house in Peters Hope in February 2021 due to the deteriorating condition of its historic century-old building, is now being relocated once more. This time, it will be housed at the Barrouallie Community Centre. The Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force (RSVGPF) announced that this move is part of its ongoing efforts to provide responsive and accessible policing services. The decision follows extensive consultations with local residents, who emphasized the need for a stronger police presence and easier access to law enforcement services within the town. The RSVGPF stated that the new location offers a secure and spacious facility, enabling officers to operate more efficiently while fostering closer community ties. The police force also revealed that plans are underway to construct a new, permanent police station in Barrouallie, which will further enhance policing capabilities in the Western Division. Additionally, the RSVGPF is advancing efforts to rehabilitate the Layou Police Station, which has been in disrepair for some time, with issues such as vegetation growth on the roof and sewage leaks. The relocation of the Barrouallie Police Station highlights a broader initiative to modernize police facilities across Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, ensuring better officer welfare and improved security services. The RSVGPF expressed gratitude to the residents of Barrouallie and surrounding communities for their continued support and cooperation in building safer and more secure neighborhoods.
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