Carl Greaux Appointed Assistant Staff Officer of Regional Security System

Inspector Carl Greaux’s appointment as Assistant Staff Officer – Plans within the Regional Security System (RSS) marks a significant milestone in his distinguished law enforcement career and underscores the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force’s commitment to regional security collaboration. This promotion, effective January 12, 2025, recognizes Greaux’s exceptional leadership within the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and his dedication to enhancing safety and security throughout the Caribbean. His new role will leverage his extensive experience and expertise in strategic planning and coordination to bolster the effectiveness of regional security initiatives.

Greaux’s journey through the ranks of the police force has been marked by a consistent pursuit of excellence and a dedication to professional development. He has honed his skills in critical areas such as investigative techniques, case management, and crime prevention, establishing himself as a valuable asset to the force. Beyond his practical experience, Greaux has invested significantly in his education, obtaining a Certification in Social Services from the University of the West Indies, a Postgraduate Diploma in Police Leadership and Management from the University of Leicester, and a Master’s in Business Administration from the University of South Wales. This combination of practical experience and academic achievement has prepared him well for the complexities and challenges of his new position within the RSS.

His leadership abilities extend beyond individual casework. Greaux has demonstrated a capacity for training and development, designing programs to enhance the skills and capabilities of his fellow officers. This commitment to mentorship and knowledge-sharing reflects his understanding of the importance of a well-trained and equipped police force in maintaining public safety. His ability to work effectively with both management and support staff, fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment, further highlights his leadership qualities. These attributes will be instrumental in his new role, where cooperation and coordination across different agencies and jurisdictions will be essential for success.

The appointment of Inspector Greaux to the RSS continues a proud tradition of officers from the Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force contributing to regional security efforts. He follows in the footsteps of esteemed predecessors such as retired Commissioner of Police Ian Queeley, retired Deputy Commissioner Felix Hodge, and retired Assistant Commissioner Robert Liburd, all of whom have made significant contributions to regional law enforcement and security cooperation. This legacy of leadership underscores the force’s commitment to developing officers capable of contributing not only to national security but also to the broader Caribbean region.

As Assistant Staff Officer – Plans, Greaux will play a crucial role in shaping regional security strategies. His responsibilities will encompass the planning and coordination of initiatives designed to address shared security concerns across member states. This will involve working closely with law enforcement agencies, government bodies, and other stakeholders to ensure a cohesive and effective approach to regional security challenges. Greaux’s expertise in crime prevention and investigation will be invaluable in developing strategies that not only react to threats but also proactively address the root causes of crime and instability.

The government and the police force of St. Kitts and Nevis have expressed their full confidence in Inspector Greaux’s ability to excel in his new role. His appointment is seen as a testament to his dedication, professionalism, and commitment to enhancing security throughout the Caribbean. As he embarks on this new chapter, he carries with him the best wishes and support of his colleagues and the wider community. His contributions to regional security are expected to be significant, further strengthening the collaborative efforts to maintain peace and stability within the Caribbean region. His focus on planning and coordination will be essential in ensuring that resources are effectively deployed and that regional security initiatives are aligned with the needs and priorities of member states.