Aruba Police Force Celebrates 38th Anniversary
The Aruba Police Force celebrates its 38th anniversary with a Holy Mass and reflections on its journey towards becoming a respected and autonomous organization.
Highlights of the 38th Anniversary Celebrations
the Aruba Police Force marked its 38th anniversary with a special Holy Mass, officially opening the “Korpsdag” celebrations.
Minister Rocco Tjon Attends Holy Mass for Korpsdag
Minister of Justice and Social Affairs, Mr. Rocco Tjon, was present to honor the occasion. This milestone provided an opportunity to reflect on the Aruba Police Force’s journey to becoming an autonomous and respected institution.
Reflecting on 38 Years of Progress and Change
Since its establishment, the Aruba Police Force (KPA) has undergone significant transformations, including changes in legislation, management, equipment, uniforms, and crime-fighting strategies. Despite the challenges associated with these changes, they have been essential for enhancing the force’s resilience and effectiveness.
Evolution and Current Status of the Aruba Police Force
Key Changes and Developments Over the Years
Currently, the KPA consists of 523 employees, with 146 joining since 2014. This means that 30% of the force has ten years or less of experience. With upcoming recruitments and retirements in 2024, this percentage is expected to increase to up to 50%.
Current Workforce and Future Outlook
Minister Rocco Tjon extended his congratulations to the Aruba Police Force for their dedicated service and ongoing commitment to ensuring the safety of Aruba’s community.
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