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Simpson Bay police sub-station operational | Government of Sint Maarten

October 5, 2026

Simpson Bay police sub-station operational | Government of Sint Maarten
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The Korps Politie Sint Maarten (KPSM) would like to inform the general public that the Simpson Bay Police Substation is fully operational and actively serving the community. 

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The continued operation of the substation is in line with KPSM’s commitment to maintaining effective safety and security measures throughout Sint Maarten and ensuring that police services remain accessible to residents, businesses, and visitors. 

The Simpson Bay area is an important destination for both residents and tourists, attracting visitors from around the world. The presence of a police substation in this area plays an important role in supporting public safety, responding to incidents, and providing assistance to the community and visitors. 

KPSM remains committed and dedicated to maintaining a safe and secure environment for everyone on Sint Maarten and encourages residents, businesses, and visitors to make use of the available police services and to report any suspicious activity or incidents to the authorities. 

Source: https://www.sintmaartengov.org/news/Pages/press-release.aspx?slug=simpson-bay-police-sub-station-operational

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