Couva Police Station Community Council

04/09/2026

🚨 WHEN POLICE & COMMUNITY UNITE, CRIME LOSES! 🤝

Crime prevention requires a strong partnership between the TTPS and citizens, supported by unity within our communities.

On September 3rd, 2026, Inspector Khan, I/C Couva Police Station, Liaison officer PC Marshall, officers of COPS and Task Force continued their walkabout in Perseverance Village, Couva, meeting and engaging residents.

Joining them from CPSCC were President Bishop Ezekiel Clarke and Mr. Logan.

When we connect, communicate and work together, we build safer communities.

🇹🇹 One Community. One Purpose. One United Effort.

03/09/2026

⚖️ COMMUNITY JUSTICE IN ACTION

The Couva Police Station Community Council (CPSCC) was pleased to be part of an important community engagement at the Orange Valley Community Centre on 29/08/2026, bringing together TTPS officers, lawyers, Officers of COPS, community stakeholders, leaders and residents.

One of the most valuable aspects of the initiative was that citizens could receive FREE legal advice and guidance on private and civil matters. ⚖️🤝🏽

Access to the right information and support can help people resolve disputes peacefully and, in some cases, prevent conflict from escalating into violence.

This is what partnership looks like—Police + Legal Professionals + Community + Citizens working together toward practical solutions.

At CPSCC, we believe crime prevention must include not only enforcement, but also education, intervention, partnership and addressing issues at their roots.

🇹🇹 Working Together for Safer Communities | Stronger Families | A Better Trinidad and Tobago

Your community. Your voice. Your responsibility.

03/09/2026

🏃🏽♂🏏 BUILDING STRONGER COMMUNITIES THROUGH UNITY & POSITIVE ACTION
On Saturday, 29th August 2026, the Windsor Park Community Council hosted its inaugural Sports & Family Day at the Windsor Park Recreation Ground, and the Couva Police Station Community Council (CPSCC) was proud to be there in support. 💙
The CPSCC, led by Chairman Inspector Anand Khan and President Bishop Ezekiel Clarke, joined residents and community stakeholders to support an initiative that brought families, young people, and the wider community together in a positive environment.
Events like these are about much more than sports and entertainment. When communities unite around positive activities, we build stronger relationships, engage our young people in meaningful experiences, and narrow the space in which negative influences and criminal elements can operate.
Community safety is not the responsibility of the police alone. It takes all of us—residents, community organisations, families, businesses and the police—working together to build communities where people feel connected, valued and protected.
👏🏽 Well done to Mr. Vishal Sirju and the Windsor Park Community Council for taking this important first step. Your commitment to community building is commendable.
Let us continue to show up, stand together and be the change we want to see in our communities. 🇹🇹
💬 What positive community initiative would you like to see next in your community?
# TTPS

02/09/2026

❤ FAMILY FUN DAY 2026 — COMMUNITY, FAMILY & PARTNERSHIP! ❤

Some days are more than events, they become memories.

Family Fun Day 2026 brought approximately 1,000 families together for a day filled with laughter, entertainment, games, food and unforgettable moments. 🎉👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

This year marked the 9th Annual Family Fun Day hosted by the Love in the House Foundation, and the Couva Police Station Community Council (CPSCC), under the leadership of Chairman Inspector I/C Khan and President Bishop Ezekiel Clarke, was honoured to be invited by Linda and Kyle Guyton and their dedicated team to partner in this special day.

We commend Linda, Kyle and the entire Love in the House Foundation team for 9 years of vision, dedication and service to the community. 👏🏽❤

Special appreciation goes to the officers of the Couva Police Station, led by Inspector I/C Khan, for their contribution towards making the event safe and successful. We also recognise the valuable support of COPS, SGT Kanhai, PC Marshall, WPC Jones, WPC Andrews, WPC Commisiong, PC Gill, our volunteers, partners and everyone who worked behind the scenes.

🎒 1,150 children received back-to-school supplies and school bags, providing meaningful support to families as the new school term begins.

At CPSCC, we believe community safety is also about strengthening families, supporting our youth and building positive relationships.

When police, community organisations, volunteers and citizens come together with one heart and one purpose, amazing things happen.

To everyone who contributed THANK YOU!

This is community. This is partnership. This is service.

BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN YOUR COMMUNITY.

02/09/2026

JA’EL ZAMORE, 23, of Gasparillo, was reported missing on the 30th August, 2026.

Call the Gasparillo Police Station at 650-2193 or call 999, 555, 911, 800-TIPS, or report to any Police Station.

30/08/2026

29/08/2026

We must never forget our socially displaced brothers and sisters. They are human beings first. They deserve dignity, respect, compassion, care and genuine attention.
Sometimes, a meal can provide comfort. A conversation can restore dignity. A helping hand can bring hope. And simply showing someone that they matter can make a difference that extends far beyond what we see.
Together we can build a safer, stronger and more United Couva 💯🇹🇹🫡💜

27/08/2026

🏫🎨 WE SHOW UP. WE SERVE. WE DO THE NEEDFUL. ALL FOR COMMUNITY! 🤝🏿🇹🇹

When it comes to community, we don’t just talk about making a difference, we show up and do the work. 💯

At the Couva Police Station Community Council (CPSCC), we serve with pride, passion and purpose, because we believe that strong communities are built through partnership, action and a willingness to lend a helping hand. 🫡💜

It was our absolute pleasure to team up with the Principal and dedicated staff of the Couva Anglican Primary School to assist with repainting the school and helping to create a brighter, more welcoming environment for our children. 🎨🏫✨

This is what community partnership looks like, people coming together, rolling up their sleeves and making a tangible difference. 🙌🏿

To the Principal and staff, thank you for welcoming us and for the continued work you do in shaping the future of our children.

CPSCC SHOWS UP! CPSCC SERVES! CPSCC CARES! 💜🫡🇹🇹

Together, we can build stronger schools, stronger communities and a stronger Trinidad and Tobago.

🇹🇹💜

26/08/2026

🟠 DAY 14 — THE COMMUNITY COMMITMENT ❤️🤝🏽
“I AM MY COMMUNITY.”
Bring the campaign to a powerful conclusion.
Final Message:
Our community is more than streets, houses and buildings.
It is PEOPLE.
People who care.
People who help.
People who listen.
People who participate.
People who protect.
People who encourage.
People who stand together.
Over the past 14 days, we have talked about connection, partnership, youth, leadership, responsibility, unity, volunteerism and community pride.
Now it's time to turn those conversations into action.
🟠 THE 14-DAY COMMUNITY CHALLENGE
I commit to:
🤝🏽 Caring about my neighbours.
❤️ Supporting my community.
👧🏽 Encouraging our youth.
🌿 Protecting our environment.
📢 Speaking up responsibly.
🙌🏽 Volunteering when I can.
👮🏽 Supporting positive community-police partnerships.
🏘️ Being part of the solution.
Because stronger communities don't happen by chance.
WE BUILD THEM — TOGETHER.
Final CTA:
👇🏽 Comment “I'M IN!” if you are committed to making a positive difference.
📲 Share this post and nominate one person to take the Community Commitment with you.

24/08/2026