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Department of Public Safety Communications
Cayman Islands Government
Department of Public Safety Communications promotes from within
10th March 2022, 4:11pm Press Release
The Ministry of Home Affairs is pleased to announce two internal management level promotions in the Department of Public Safety Communications (DPSC).
Caymanian takes up senior Public Safety Communications role
29th June 2018, 9:38am
Press Release
The Ministry of Home Affairs is pleased to announce Sean Vasquez as the Assistant Director of Electronic Monitoring for the Department of Public Safety Communications (DPSC).
Emergency Radio System Arrives
18th May 2018, 9:01am
Press Release
Next Stage of Motorola System
11th April 2018, 11:26am
Press Release
CIG Honours First Responders
7th August 2017, 10:49am
Press Release
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Contact Us
Department of Public Safety CommunicationsPO Box 2391
George Town
Grand Cayman KY1-1105
CAYMAN ISLANDS
P:(345) 949-9008
Freedom of Information
As a Public Authority, the Department of Public Safety Communications complies with the Freedom of Information Law, 2007.
What We Do
The Department of Public Safety Communications (DPSC) has two primary functions. First, the Public Safety Communications Centre (PSCC) processes emergency (9-1-1) and non-emergency telephone calls and dispatches the appropriate resource to requests for service. These resources include the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, Cayman Islands Health Services Authoritys EMS Department, Cayman Islands Fire Service and others. The Electronic Monitoring Centre (CIEMC) is responsible for the monitoring of selected offenders referred by Her Majestys Prison Service, RCIPS, and the Courts. In addition, CIEMC is responsible for the monitoring of cameras associated with the National CCTV Programme.
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