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| The Carmichael Police Division is bounded from the intersection of Tonique Williams Darling Highway and Independence Drive, South along Baillou Hill Road on the Western side to the sea. From Baillou Hill and Carmichael Road on the Southern side to Adelaide Village and from Gladstone Road on the Eastern side to John. F. Kennedy Drive to Tonique Williams Darling Highway to Bailout Hill Road. |
| Southwestern Division | ||
| Carmichael Road Nassau, Bahamas |
Tel: (242) 361-0480 thru 4 |
Officer-In-Charge (242)341-1049 |
| Detective Unit: (242) 361-1049 | ||
| View Map of Division | Fax: (242) 361-0303 | |
| swd@royalbahamaspolice.org | ||
Character Certificates Visit us to apply for a character certificate or police record. Bring along a valid passport, voters card or drivers license,or apply online. |
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History of the Southwestern Division
The Carmichael Road Police Station was officially opened on March 26, 1991 by the Honorable Paul. Adderley M.P., Minister of National Security under the Commissionership of Mr. B.K. Bonamy. The Carmichael Road Police Station was once under the Southern Division. Shortly after its official opening the station became a division on its own. The Division has had many Commanders over the last nineteen years, namely Mr. Conrad Sweeting (Retired Superintendent), Mr. Henry Thurston (Retired Superintendent), Mr. Roderick Coakley (Retired Superintendent), Mr. Marvin Dames Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, Mr. Lincoln Cartwright ( Assistant Superintendent - Deceased), Mr. Wellington Francis (Retired Superintendent), Mr. Ronnie Bannister (Retired Assistant Superintendent), Mr. Michael Barnett (Superintendent of Police), Mrs. Sheila Armbrister(Superintendent- Deceased) Mr. Perry Newton (Retired Superintendent) Mr. Teddy McDonald (Retired Superintendent) Mr. Osborne Ferguson (Retired Chief Superintendent) Mr. Frank St-Remy (Retired Superintendent) Mr. Prince Smith (Superintendent of Police) and Mr. Wayne Miller (Superintendent of Police).
On February 16, 2009 Chief Superintendent Steven Seymour took over duties as the fifteenth Commander of the Carmichael Division.
The Southwestern Division is presently under the command of Superintendent Wayne Miller assisted by Assistant Superintendent Lula Dean.
Since the inception of the Carmichael Division which was known as the farming district of New Providence, it has grown not only as the largest policing district with residents, but also with commercial business establishments. The last census of the area noted more than 100 communities/ subdivisions in the area.
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