New police station for GP

The Royal Solomon Island Police Force (RSIPF) and the Solomon Islands Police Development Program (SIPDP) have thanked a local contractor, Bako Constructions, for the successful completion of the new Avu Avu Police Station in Guadalcanal Province.

Officers from the Police Infrastructure Department (PID), Ministry of Infrastructure Development (MID) and SIPDP Infrastructure and logistics Advisor attended the program to thank the contractor over the weekend.

Police Commissioner Mostyn Mangau says, “I want to thank the SIPDP for the ongoing support and in particular this infrastructure development. I also thank Bako Constructions for a job well done in the successful completion of the new police station and the communities of Avu Avu for their support during the period of construction.”

SIPDP Advisor Steve Malam says, “I want to thank the Bako Constructions for their time and effort in making sure this building has been completed on schedule.”

Communities’ representative Dominic Alebua says, “We are proud to have this Police Station built in our community here at Avu Avu. This will allow members of the communities’ to access the RSIPF services in the community. I appeal to my good people to work closely with police and we must help our police to look after the new police station.”

The work was carried out through the partnership between the RSIPF and the Solomon Islands Police Development Program (SIPDP) to support RSIPF to provide a critical component for policing within Guadalcanal Province.”

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