Customs Department Bermuda

First boat crosses finish line in Newport Bermuda Race It was just before 1am on Sunday morning that the first boat crossed the finish line at St David’s Lighthouse in the Newport Bermuda Race. Black Jack 100, a 100ft maxi yacht, took line honours after a...

Congratulations Constable McNab we look forward to working with you and your team.

Constable MacNab has successfully completed the NPCC Police Dog Instructors Course (Narcotics, Cash and Fi****ms Detection) at the West Midlands Police Dog Training Centre in the United Kingdom.

This specialist instructor course provided advanced training in the development, deployment and management of police detection dogs, focusing on instructor level competencies such as canine behaviour, scent detection principles, training methodologies, operational standards and assessment procedures.

Having successfully completed the programme, Constable MacNab is now qualified to train, assess and develop police detection dog teams to nationally recognised standards, further enhancing the operational capabilities of the Bermuda Police Service.

This achievement is especially significant as Constable MacNab becomes the first female Police Dog Instructor within the Bermuda Police Service. Her dedication, professionalism and commitment to excellence continue to break barriers and set an inspiring example for others.

Please join us in congratulating Constable MacNab on this outstanding accomplishment and wishing her continued success as she applies her newly acquired skills in support of public safety across Bermuda.

The Customs Department is proud to join our partner, the Bermuda Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA), in celebrating the inaugural International FIU Day June 9, 2026.
Together, we reaffirm our shared commitment to safeguarding Bermuda’s financial system and strengthening the global fight against financial crime.

Congratulations Post Master General Brangman. The Customs Department continues to support Bermuda Postal Operations.

Postmaster General Samuel Brangman Jr. has been re-appointed as Secretary General of the Caribbean Postal Union, reflecting the continued confidence in his leadership, expertise and vision. His re-appointment, along with receiving a Leadership Award, highlights his significant contribution to strengthening regional cooperation, advancing postal services, and supporting innovation across the Caribbean.

This milestone underscores Bermuda’s role in shaping regional progress and the impact of Bermudian talent on the global stage.

The Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Sen. the Hon. Kim Wilkerson, JP, recently reported on Bermuda’s participation in the 62nd CFATF Plenary and Working Group Meetings.

The meetings brought together regional and international partners to strengthen cooperation on anti-money laundering, counter-terrorist financing and financial crime, while addressing emerging global threats.

Bermuda’s continued engagement supports the Island’s strong reputation as a trusted international financial centre and ensures it remains prepared, responsive and aligned with evolving global standards.

As preparations begin for the next round of mutual evaluations, collaboration across government, regulators, law enforcement and the private sector will remain essential to safeguarding Bermuda’s financial system.

Attorney-General meets legal officials in Trinidad & Tobago The Attorney-General met with a series of top legal officials during a visit to Trinidad and Tobago last week. Kim Wilkerson, who is also the Minister of Justice, was in Port of Spain to attend the 62...

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