SUPT BOBBETTE MORGAN SIMPSON IS RETIRING
PORT MARIA, St Mary; Oct. 9, 2024
It was supposed to be an evening where Superintendent Bobbette Morgan Simpson was to recognize her hard-working staff and stakeholders.
Instead, at the JCF’s St. Mary Recognition and Awards Ceremony, the Commanding Officer for St Mary found she was being celebrated along with other members of the Force.
Superintendent Morgan Simpson will be retiring this month. October 10, 2024, marks 35 years, eight months and 23 days since she has been serving the Jamaica Constabulary Force. And, it’s her birthday too, the North Coast Times can report..
She will be one of the honourees at the St Mary Municipal Corporation’s Civic Ceremony for Heroes Week.
(Officers left to right: Deputy Superintendent Kevin Francis; Asst. Force Chaplain Area 2, Rev. Dr Anthony Armstrong; Snr. Superintendent Vernon Ellis, i/c Operations, Area 2; Asst. Commissioner Calvin Allen in charge of Area 3; Deputy Supt Stacy Creary; and Deputy Supt Joseph Foster of the Portland Division.)
There were many VIP’s attending the awards ceremony on September 21 at the Casa Maria Hotel, Port Maria, to honour members of the Force. They included MPs Dr Morais Guy and Robert Montague, Mayor of Portmaria Fitzroy Wilson, as well as president of the St Mary Chamber of Commerce Fredrick Young. Among senior police officers were Assistant Commissioner Calvin Allen and SSP Vernon Ellis.
.(Mayor Fitzroy Wilson presenting the plaque honouring Superintendent Morgan Simpson)
Mrs Morgan Simpson started her St Mary leg of service December 11, 2017. Supt Morgan Simpson thanked the police officers for their service and said it was her pleasure to serve. Several officers received awards and commendations.
(Constable Marlon Garriques of the Annotto Bay Division and Constable Richard Scott of the Belfield Division were recognized for being top performers of their divisions.)
