Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos Welcomes New Directors: Strengthening Confidential and Trustworthy Crime Reporting After a Hiatus

(Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, January, 19^th 2024): Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to the fight against crime and the promotion of safer communities, is delighted to announce the appointment of its new directors following a period of hiatus. With a renewed focus on providing confidential and trustworthy access to individuals with crime-related information, the organization is poised for a fresh chapter of success.

Leading the charge is the newly elected President, Mr. Lewis Smith, who brings a wealth of security background and expertise to the role. Speaking about the organization’s commitment, President Smith states, “As the newly appointed president of Crime

Stoppers Turks and Caicos, I am delighted to announce the resurgence of an eager and proactive group dedicated not only to crime prevention but also ensuring tips for crimes committed are received. Our mission is clear: to promote and build confidence in our reporting systems. We understand that changing the existing culture may pose challenges, but rest assured, our passionate team is prepared and determined to make a profound difference. I want to reassure everyone that calls made to Crime Stoppers is anonymous and will not be answered by anyone associated with or located in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Together, let us foster a safer community and drive positive change in our beautiful home.”

Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos proudly introduces the esteemed individuals who have joined the board of directors, each bringing their unique expertise and commitment to the organization’s mission:

1. Mr. Clayton Thomas – Vice President:

Mr. Thomas, a highly accomplished hotel and resort manager, contributes invaluable knowledge and strong leadership skills to Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos. With his extensive experience in the hospitality industry, he will enhance the organization’s strategic approach to crime prevention.

2. Mr. Peter Stingl – Treasurer: Mr. Stingl, a respected business owner, brings his financial acumen and stewardship capabilities to the organization. With his expertise, Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos will continue to thrive financially, ensuring the sustainability of its operations in the pursuit of safer communities.
3. Mrs. Cheryl Anne Forman – General Secretary: Mrs. Forman, as the General Secretary, will play a pivotal role in organizing and coordinating the organization’s administration. She has a strong background in Public Relations and event hosting. Her background, coupled with her attention to detail and organizational skills, will greatly contribute to the smooth running of Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos.
4. Ms. Takara Bain – Strategic Communications: With a background in strategic communications, Ms. Bain will leverage her expertise to elevate the organization’s visibility and effectively communicate its mission to the public. Her valuable contributions will enhance Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos’ outreach efforts and encourage community engagement.

The newly appointed directors share a common goal of fostering safer communities through the provision of confidential and trustworthy channels for crime reporting. With their diverse backgrounds and expertise, they form a dynamic team dedicated to serving the community and supporting law enforcement efforts.

Throughout the hiatus, Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos has ensured the availability and accessibility of its anonymous tip line, as emphasized by President Smith’s quote. The organization remains committed to providing a secure and trusted platform for individuals to report any crime-related information with absolute confidentiality.

Crime Stoppers Turks and Caicos extends its gratitude to the outgoing directors for their steadfast dedication during the hiatus period, which has paved the way for this new chapter of leadership and progress.