As of January 1st 2025 the Dutch Caribbean Police Force (KPCN) is introducing a revamped complaints procedure that will strengthen the trust between citizens and the police. With this procedure, the Force aims for a transparent and professional handling of complaints, carefully safeguarding the interests of both citizens and police …
Read More »Sea & Learn’s Critter Quest Kicks Off with Enthusiastic Crowd
On Monday, January 13, the Sea & Learn Foundation launched its first Critter Quest presentation at Amonhana, drawing a crowd of more than 70 attendees, including both locals and visitors. The event featured four entomologists, each delivering insightful 10-15 minute presentations on the importance of documenting Saba’s biodiversity. Project coordinator …
Read More »Emergency Document Service by the Census Office
The Public Entity Saba wants to inform residents about their picket shift service for urgent situations that cannot wait until the next working day. This service is available for: Emergency Passports – For urgent travel needs. Laissez-Passer – Temporary travel documents in emergencies. Vital Records – Death certificates and birth …
Read More »Premiere of the documentary on contemporary Caribbean architecture: Kombiná Saba – February 5
Premiere Kombiná Saba The architects of Lyongo are thrilled to announce the premiere of their documentary Kombiná. The audience will explore unique locations such as the Green Flash House, the Fire Station and Saba Comprehensive School. They also captured footage at the villa construction sites, Captain’s Quarters, and the local …
Read More »Program for the removal of free-roaming livestock will end on January 31st -updated
Update There appears to be some confusion due to the title above, as people think that the entire program for free roaming livestock will be ended, when it is actually only the bounty program that ends on Jan 31st. This means that local hunters will no longer be compensated for …
Read More »Progress in Erosion Control and Vegetation Recovery on Saba
The NEPP (Nature and Environment Policy Plan) team, in collaboration with key stakeholders, has made significant strides in reducing erosion and promoting vegetation recovery on Saba. Notable progress is visible in areas like Giles Quarter, where tree saplings are now successfully emerging. Historically, overgrazing by free-roaming livestock, particularly goats, prevented …
Read More »BONAIRE: MOVING FORWARD ON COOPERATION, WITH OR WITHOUT SABA
After a year of discussions, the island councils of Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba have yet to reach an agreement on a cooperation arrangement. A majority in Bonaire’s island council now supports moving forward with a settlement, even if it excludes Saba, as revealed in documents published on the website …
Read More »Police report of Monday, January 6th until Monday, January 13th 2025
Driving under the influence arrest On Friday, the 10th of January, around 6 PM a 35-year-old woman with the initials A.C.G. was arrested on the Upper Road on Saba for driving under the influence of alcohol. The suspect crashed a service vehicle into a parked pickup on the said street. …
Read More »Reforestation project transfers saplings to the hydroponics farm
Since the start of the new year, the Public Entity’s reforestation team has been busy relocating saplings from the nursery at the Agriculture Station to a second site at the hydroponics farm in Rendezvous. Over 500 saplings have been moved using the project vehicle, creating space at the original nursery …
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