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SCDF, Police, Fire Dept. talk about Carnival preparations | THE DAILY HERALD

January 20, 2021

SCDF, Police, Fire Dept. talk about Carnival preparations | THE DAILY HERALD
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SCDF president Alston Lourens (second left) meeting with Police and Fire officials on Tuesday.

 ~ SCDF to beef up security ~

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PHILIPSBURG--St. Maarten Carnival Development Foundation (SCDF) on Tuesday met with the St. Maarten Police Force KPSM, and the St. Maarten Fire Department to discuss the preparations for Carnival 2021.

  SCDF president Alston Lourens briefed KPSM and Fire Department officials about the foundation’s plans for Carnival. The parties discussed how they would manage the protocols that will be put in place.

  SCDF plans on increasing its own security force to relieve some of the pressure from police for Carnival.

  The parties are to meet every other Tuesday to update each other about the ongoing plans to host a safe Carnival 2021.

  The meeting with police and Fire Department is one of several meetings SCDF is having with Carnival stakeholders this week. Other meetings are with booth holders, troupe leaders and promoters.

  After the stakeholder meetings are finished, SCDF is to launch its public awareness campaign. SCDF said it will also maintain an open line of communication with government about its planning.

https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/scdf-police-fire-dept-talk-about-carnival-preparations

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/scdf-police-fire-dept-talk-about-carnival-preparations

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