Arlene McBean
Sergeant Arlene McBean is the chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation, known for her advocacy for improved working conditions and welfare for law-enforcement personnel in Jamaica. Recently, she praised the opening of the new Anchovy Police Station, calling it a 'long-overdue blessing' that reflects the need for modern facilities to support police officers in their duties. McBean's commitment to enhancing the police force's infrastructure underscores her dedication to serving both the officers and the communities they protect.
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Recent news mentions
Police Federation Chairman Arlene McBean was both complimentary and reflective as she spoke on Phillips' departure.
Phillips urges wider enforcement support as Area Five records crime reduction | Lead Stories
Jamaica· 2026-01-19
Sergeant Arlene McBean, chairman of the Jamaica Police Federation, said the brand-new facility is powerful proof that the transformation of Jamaica’s national security framework is not a slogan but a lived reality for officers and the communities they serve.
Little London Police Station boosts safety, dignity for officers | NewsJamaica· 2025-12-04
Sergeant Arlene McBean has described the newly opened Anchovy Police Station as a 'long-overdue blessing' for law-enforcement officers and the wider community.
Anchovy Police Station hailed as ‘long-overdue blessing’ | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-08-06