Ministry of District Administration & Home Affairs
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has dedicated itself to its vision of building a safer Cayman. The current Minister of Home Affairs is the Hon. Sabrina Turner.
To see this vision arise, we seek to efficiently provide unbiased service to the Cayman Islands. We endeavor to be empathetic, resilient, and dedicated civil servants who are empowering our community to develop effective and innovative solutions for public safety. The Ministry of Home Affairs is committed to providing quality services to the people of the Cayman Islands and its visitors. The Minis
Some lives leave a mark that time can never erase.
The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control family came together to honour the life and legacy of CBCO Charley Philip Ebanks through a moving Sigil and Candlelighting Ceremony, reflecting on his unwavering service, dedication, humour and friendship.
Though his watch has ended, his legacy will continue to inspire all who wear the uniform.
Gone from our sight, never from our hearts.
03/07/2026
The Cayman Islands Postal Service is warning the public about a fraudulent text message claiming that a parcel cannot be delivered until customs duties are paid.
This message is a scam.
❌ Do not click the link.
❌ Do not make any payment.
The link provided in these messages is not associated with the Cayman Islands Postal Service or any Cayman Islands Government entity.
The scam has already affected members of our community, with several reports received and one individual losing a significant amount of money.
If you receive one of these messages:
• Delete it immediately.
• If you clicked the link or made a payment, contact your bank without delay.
• Report the incident to the RCIPS by calling 949-4222, or 911 in an emergency.
Remember: The Cayman Islands Postal Service and Cayman Islands Government entities will never request payment of customs duties or fees via text message.
Stay alert. Protect yourself. Help protect others by sharing this warning.
03/07/2026
02/07/2026
🚒 Protecting Cayman, Every Single Day.
Behind every emergency response is a team of dedicated professionals committed to protecting lives, property and the environment, across the Cayman Islands.
The recent salary increase for Cayman Islands Fire Service personnel recognises the commitment, professionalism, and sacrifices our firefighters make in service to our communities. It also reflects the Government’s continued investment in building a stronger, more resilient Fire Service for our future.
To every member of the Cayman Islands Fire Service—thank you for your courage, dedication, and unwavering service to our Islands.
What do the new Trade Mark Regulations mean for you?
In this edition of ‘Minister at the Desk’, Hon. Nickolas DaCosta, JP, MP discusses the new Trade Mark Regulations, which came into effect today and provide the Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service with stronger tools to address suspected counterfeit goods at our borders.
While counterfeit products are often associated with imitation luxury brands, the reality is much broader. These goods can present risks to consumers, undermine legitimate businesses, and impact confidence in the marketplace.
Watch as the Minister breaks down what is changing, why it matters, and how these new measures help strengthen consumer protection in the Cayman Islands.
To learn more, visit gov.ky/mdaha to view the full press release.
17/06/2026
On Monday, 16 June, 2026, members of the community gathered outside the Governor’s House, for the Cayman Islands King’s Birthday Parade and Inspection, a proud display of service, discipline, and national pride. 🇰🇾
The ceremony brought together uniformed services, Government leaders, and community members to honour service to the Cayman Islands. The event also featured the annual parade inspection conducted by Her Excellency Governor Jane Owen.
The Ministry of District Administration and Home Affairs was proud to witness the dedication, professionalism, and commitment displayed throughout the parade by the many individuals and organisations, especially the Cayman Islands Cadet Corps (CICC), Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS), and His Majesty’s Cayman Islands Prison Service (HMCIPS), that work each day to help keep our Islands safe, resilient, and strong.
Thank you to everyone who participated, attended, and supported this important national occasion.
13/06/2026
📈 What impact will the new Trade Mark Regulations have on the Cayman Islands?
From strengthening border enforcement in the short term to enhancing consumer protection and supporting international compliance in the years ahead, these Regulations represent an important step forward for our Islands.
Swipe through to learn how these changes will benefit consumers, businesses, and the wider Cayman Islands community in the short, medium, and long term.
12/06/2026
🚨 New Trade Mark Regulations take effect on Wednesday, 17 June 2026.
The new Regulations strengthen the Cayman Islands’ ability to address suspected counterfeit goods by providing Customs and Border Control (CBC) with a formal legal framework to intervene when these products are identified at the border.
Counterfeit goods can impact consumers, businesses, and communities by introducing potential safety risks and undermining legitimate trade.
Swipe through as we break down:
✔️ What is changing
✔️ Why it matters
✔️ What it means for you
Together, we can help protect consumers, support legitimate businesses, and strengthen confidence in the Cayman Islands marketplace.
Highlight reel from the Ministry’s recent Emerging Leader Programme session on Information Rights Basics, delivered by Aubrey Bodden from Information Rights.
The session formed part of the Ministry’s continued commitment to professional growth, education, and strengthening leadership capability across our departments.
Special thanks to Human Resources Manager, Raquel O’Connor, for her continued leadership and coordination of the Emerging Leader Programme. 👏
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133 Elgin Avenue
George Town
KY19000
Opening Hours
| Monday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 08:30 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 08:30 - 17:00 |