The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force (CDPF) has intensified its community engagement efforts through strategic foot patrols in the Wallhouse and Castle Comfort districts. On January 14, 2026, officers from the Community Oriented Policing Unit conducted comprehensive neighborhood walks as part of the Force’s sustained Community Policing Initiative.
During these immersive patrols, law enforcement personnel actively interacted with residents, addressing local concerns while providing expert guidance on crime prevention methodologies. The initiative facilitated open dialogue between officers and community members, emphasizing the critical importance of collaborative security partnerships.
Official communications from the CDPF, disseminated through their Facebook platform, characterize this approach as fundamentally proactive—enhancing police visibility while simultaneously discouraging potential criminal behavior. The strategy deliberately focuses on building relational bridges between law enforcement and citizens, creating foundations for sustained mutual trust.
Photographic documentation released by the police force shows officers engaging directly with community members in both residential areas, visually demonstrating the program’s hands-on implementation. The CDPF reaffirms its institutional commitment to maintaining these cooperative relationships, emphasizing their necessity for developing safer and more harmonious communities throughout Dominica.