Bureau of Corrections U.S. Virgin Islands

Greetings Media Partners:

We are pleased to share the official press release for the June 2026 Virgin Islands Parole Board hearings. Help us spread the word and keep our community informed.

Today, we pause to recognize and appreciate the correctional professionals and healthcare workers who serve with commitment, professionalism, and care each and every day. Your work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is deeply felt and sincerely valued.

This is a simple celebration of service, dedication, and teamwork; nothing more, nothing less, just appreciation for people who consistently show up, show up on time and get the job done.

It's National Nurses Day...our Nurses are better than yours!

Today we are on the ground at the University of the Virgin Islands St. Thomas campus, Administration and Conference Center and the energy is real! 💼✨

The Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections is here, actively recruiting and ready to connect with individuals who are serious about building a meaningful career in public service.

If you are looking for an opportunity to grow, serve your community, and secure your future, this is the moment. Stop by, meet the team, and take that first step toward a rewarding career.

We’re hiring. We’re building. We’re investing in people.

With heavy hearts, we announce the funeral service for Rudolph “Bull” Nisbett. 💚🕊️

You are welcome to join us as we say our final goodbye.

First Viewing:
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Hurley Funeral Home
5pm - 7pm

Second Viewing:
Thursday, May 7, 2026
Wesley Methodist Church
9am - 10am

Funeral Service:
Thursday, May 7, 2026
Wesley Methodist Church
10am

Colors for the service is black and green.

Tributes may be emailed to:
[email protected]

Please include tribute, photos, and your name as you would like it to appear. Deadline for all tributes is Sunday, April 26, 2026.

Thank you for helping us honor Rudy in such a meaningful way. Your words and memories are truly appreciated during this time.

With heartfelt sympathy, we honor the life and legacy of former Senator John A. Bell, Sr., a man whose journey reflected resilience, transformation, and an enduring commitment to the people of the Virgin Islands.

From humble and challenging beginnings, he rose through determination and discipline to become a leader, a public servant, and a source of strength for his community. His path, from a troubled youth to a counselor, soldier, advocate, and six-term Senator, stands as a powerful testament to perseverance and the belief that one’s circumstances do not define one’s future.

Throughout his life, Senator Bell dedicated himself to uplifting others. Whether through his service in the Legislature, his role in shaping social and political change, or his hands-on efforts during times of crisis, rescuing those in danger, aiding families in need, and standing beside his community in moments of hardship, he consistently demonstrated compassion in action.

His legacy is not only preserved in the institution that bears his name, but also in the countless lives he touched, the barriers he helped break, and the example he set for generations to come. He will be remembered as a devoted husband, a proud father, and a tireless advocate for justice and equality.

May his life continue to inspire, and may all who knew him, loved him, or were impacted by his work find comfort in the remarkable legacy he leaves behind.

Don't delay and apply today. A rewarding career awaits you at the Bureau of Corrections U.S. Virgin Islands. Are you ready!