Saint Helena Police Service

The Saint Helena Police Service is the local police force for the British overseas territory of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, consisting of the South Atlantic islands of Saint Helena, Ascension and the island group of Tristan da Cunha.
The Saint Helena Police Service is part of the "Saint Helena Police Directorate" which also comprises of the Fire and Rescue Service, Her Majesty's Prison Jamestown, the Immigration Office, the Sea Rescue Service and the Probation Service.
Staffing and resources.
The service has a staff of 63 on the most populous island of St Helena, with a detachment of five on Ascension Island. Policing in Tristan da Cunha is undertaken by one full-time police inspector and three special constables. The current Tristan da Cunha inspector is Inspector Conrad Glass.
Saint Helena has one police station, "Coleman House", named after PC Leonard John Coleman who died in the line of duty on 2nd December 1982. The Island's only prison - "HMP Jamestown" - was built in 1827 and in 2018 
Constables.
Officers of the SHPS are known as Constables, as is typical with British police organisations. The Constables are a mixture of UK, South African and local nationals. They do receive a certain amount of uniform and equipment from the UK. In 2014, they received some uniform from Sussex Police, from Sussex in the United Kingdom.
Other services of the Directorate.
HMP Jamestown.
Established in 1826 HMP Jamestown provides accommodation for convicted and remanded prisoners and also provides a police custody facility for arrested persons. HMP Jamestown is a Category B prison holding adult male and female prisoners and young offenders, both convicted and those currently on remand by the courts.
Located in the centre of Jamestown adjacent to the Attorney General's Chambers at Ogborne House, HMP Jamestown is also home to the Offender Management Service. The service, which started in 2011, delivers pre-sentence reports to the courts, community sentencing and probation. In addition it is responsible for supervising those serving parole or life licence.
Due to the remote nature of Saint Helena, its prison must be capable of managing all categories of prisoner locally, at least for short periods following arrest or conviction.
While prison services on St. Helena adhere to the same high standards as other facilities in the UK, HMP Jamestown cannot fulfill this requirements in some aspects, mainly due to the old building offering only limited space. It was criticised that the building did not offer modern (or hardly any at all) fire protection and is not barrier-free, making access for visiting wheelchair users impossible. The cells are overcrowded, not properly ventilated and do not allow sunlight to reach the inmates. There are no sanitation facilities in the cells and prisoners have to use common facilities that are not up to modern standards.
These problems are well known as HMP Jamestown had been declared unfit for further use already in 1850. Since that time, many suggestions had been made to build a more suitable prison and relocate the old facility, the last plan was for doing so in 2017. However, none of these plans have been followed up properly and today the same facilities, that have been declared unsuitable in 1850, are still being used in an rather improvised way. Recent structural updates to improve the prisons fire safety might indicate that the relocation of the prison is still not planned in the near future. 
The prison was widely condemned and deemed to be "unfit for purpose" following an Inquiry by The Equality & Human Rights Commission.
Immigration Office.
This is the Office in charge of all border control at the Sea & Air Port, passport issuing and nationality matters and is composed of:
Ranks.
Current policing ranks:
Fire services:
Uniform and Equipment.
Formal.
All officers wear the typical British style police formal uniform (No. 1 Dress):
Operational.
N.B. The Custodian helmet is not worn in St Helena.
Equipment.
Officers have a wide variety of equipment, such as:
Vehicles.
Police vehicles are equipped with blue flashing lights and various colour schemes, such as the "Battenburg' design, or simple stripes with the force logo.
Social Media.
The Directorate has a Facebook account.