MINISTER of Home Affairs, Robeson Benn, convened the monthly National Community Policing Group (CPG) meeting on Friday, where he praised the efforts of Liaison Officers and CPG members for their dedication to fostering safety and trust in communities across Guyana.
The meeting, attended by Permanent Secretary Andre Ally, Head of the National CPG, Reshi Das, and Liaison Officers from all ten Administrative Regions, focused on reviewing progress and addressing challenges faced by CPGs nationwide. It also highlighted the importance of actionable intelligence in shaping strategies to enhance public safety.

In a show of appreciation, Minister Benn and senior officials presented small tokens of gratitude to Liaison Officers for their significant contributions throughout the year.
“The dedication and tireless efforts of our Liaison Officers and Community Policing Groups play a critical role in fostering trust, safety, and harmony within our communities,” stated Permanent Secretary Ally. “Your commitment has not gone unnoticed, and we look forward to building on this foundation for even greater achievements in the coming year.”

Minister Benn emphasised the Ministry’s commitment to strengthening the national community policing framework, encouraging continued collaboration and innovation to address security concerns.
The discussions underscored the value of insights shared by CPG members and Liaison Officers, which will inform the development of innovative strategies to tackle community safety challenges effectively.
The Ministry of Home Affairs reaffirmed its dedication to enhancing the CPG initiative, expressing gratitude for the vital role played by its members in improving police-community relations and creating safer environments.
The meeting served as a testament to the collaborative spirit of Guyana’s community policing efforts and the Ministry’s ongoing mission to ensure safety and security for all citizens.