Willikies Police Station Temporarily Closed
The Police Administration wishes to inform the public that the Willikies Police Station is temporarily closed due to infrastructural concerns affecting the facility.
In collaboration with the Police Welfare Association, this decision was made to prioritize the safety and well-being of the officers assigned to that station. The closure will remain in effect until further notice.
As a result, officers from the Willikies Police Station have been temporarily reassigned to the Parham and Freetown Police Stations.
Residents of Willikies, Glanvilles, Seatons, Pares, and nearby areas can still reach the Willikies Police Station at 463-2000 or the Parham Police Station at 463-2060 to file complaints or request police assistance.
Individuals on bail must now report to Parham Police Station instead of Willikies Police Station.
The Police Administration has increased patrols in affected areas to ensure public safety. They apologize for any inconvenience caused by the temporary closure and emphasize that citizen safety remains a top priority.
The Royal Police Force appreciates the cooperation of residents while they work to restore operations at the Willikies Police Station.
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