THE ROYAL TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS POLICE FORCE

Service with Pride and Integrity

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History of the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force

First established in 1799 by His Majesty’s Commander John Dunmore, the  RTCIPF has advanced with time; the first improvement came in 1855 when  President Inglis enacted a Police Ordinance to improve the strength of the Police force. Under this ordinance, every male adult had a legal obligation to serve as a Special Constable. Men were conscripted for this task by lots drawn annually and they were obliged to do duty at least once every three years. It was not until 1894 that the Police force was assigned a uniform.

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Service with Pride & Integrity

For a Safer TCI

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Recruitment and Eligibility

Would you like to become part of our family? Do you have the mind to protect the innocent? Are you law-abiding and encourage others to do the same? Well, you may be just what we are looking for, so download the recruitment form and bring it in today.

Recruitment and Eligibility Information
Download the P3 Tips App Today from your Google Play Store or Apple Store
 
Crime Stoppers’s new “P3 Tips” app is vital for enhancing community safety and fostering collaboration between the public and law enforcement. By downloading and utilizing this app, individuals can actively combat crime in the Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force.
 
 

For the future of our youth

The safety of our youth is a top priority for the TCI Police. We recognize that our young people are the future of our communities, and we are committed to providing them with a safe environment in which to grow and thrive. Our officers work tirelessly to prevent crime and violence that may put our youth at risk. We also work closely with schools, parents, and community organizations to educate young people about safety and help them make smart decisions that will keep them out of harm's way. We believe that by working together, we can create a safer, brighter future for our youth.

Our Partners

The TCI Police greatly appreciates the invaluable support of our partners who work with us to enhance public safety and build stronger relationships in the community.

Police Welfare Association of Turks and Caicos

The Police Welfare Association of Turks and Caicos is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the welfare and well-being of police officers and their families. The association provides various services and resources to support police officers, including financial assistance during times of need, counseling services, and opportunities for professional development. The association also works to promote camaraderie and unity among police officers, and to foster positive relationships between the police and the community.


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The Turks and Caicos Islands Regiment

The Turks and Caicos Islands Regiment is a Contingent Military Force established with three distinct branches.


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Turks and Caicos Border Force

Border Force has four major divisions: Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Services, Corporate and Intelligence. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is the largest component of the TCIBF, comprising two primary branches: Ports Operations and Inland Operations.

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Turks and Caicos Islands Department of Motor Vehicles

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), is a department under the Ministry of Home Affairs, Public Safety and Utilities, and Telecommunications Commission. It has 4 offices in the Turks and Caicos Islands i.e., Providenciales (Main Office), North Caicos, South Caicos and Grand Turk.

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Crime Stoppers TCI

Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos Islands is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating safer communities and assisting law enforcement agencies in solving crime. All calls to their hotline 1-800-8477 are anonymous and answered by Crime Stoppers Miami Dade in the USA.

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Wanted Posters

Advisory to the public: All suspects should be considered dangerous, so do not approach but report. Information is treated in the strictest confidence.
Suspects are advised to surrender peacefully, for their safety as well as the public at large.