Does the Commissioner of Police's job depend on which political party is in charge? And does his term end when a new government takes over after a general election? ComPol Williams, who took office under a U.D.P. administration, is now fifty-two and holds the record
The Trump administration has put a hold on funding for several projects under the Central American Regional Security Initiative. CARSI has been a key player in boosting Belize’s national security by donating vehicles, equipment, and providing law enforcement training. With this funding freeze, what impact
Blood is essential for every living person. It plays a crucial role in delivering oxygen and nutrients to our bodies and defending against harmful microorganisms. In medical emergencies, a shortage of blood can be life-threatening. That's why having a steady supply of blood donors is
An officer stationed at the Governor General’s residence has been fired from the Belize Police Department after shooting and killing the GG’s small but feisty dog. Commissioner of Police Chester Williams explained that a tribunal reviewed the case and recommended the officer's dismissal. But this
The frequent downpours in Belize City have left many streets in dire need of repair. Today, a resident from the Pen Road area reached out, asking the Belize City Council to assist those living in Waller Alley. This alley, located off Pen Road across from
While discussing Belize’s garbage dumping hotspots, the mayor mentioned that the council is still cracking down on littering. He pointed out that finding evidence of these violations can be tricky, so he urged residents to report any offenders or help by snapping photos of the
Last month, residents in a Caye Caulker neighborhood voiced strong opposition to the proposed construction of a petroleum station and fuel storage facility near their homes, citing safety concerns. At the same time, the Caye Caulker Tour Operators Association came out in support of the
Back in 2018, when the Belize City Council first took office, they acquired a fleet of new vehicles to help their departments get around more efficiently. Fast forward six years, and those vehicles have seen some significant wear and tear. The fleet, which includes both
Residents of Belize City have noticed that some traffic lights, especially those on Vernon Street, are frequently out of order. Mayor Bernard Wagner explained that the lights were in perfect condition, but reckless driving has caused the damage. He shared more about the council’s plans
Belize City is about to get a facelift! Thanks to the Government of Japan, a second compactor truck has arrived to help tackle garbage management. This generous gift is part of the Japanese government's Grassroots and Humanity Security Project, which kicked off in November 2022.
