Changes announced for Criminal Records Office pick-ups at Police Officers’ Club on Wednesday
Police Officers’ Club on Hope Road in St Andrew.
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Vanassa McKenzie | Observer Online Reporter  
April 6, 2026

Changes announced for Criminal Records Office pick-ups at Police Officers’ Club on Wednesday

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Criminal Records Office is advising the public that there will be temporary changes to operations at its pick-up location at the Police Officers’ Club in St Andrew on Wednesday, April 8.

The JCF, in a statement, said that on Wednesday, police certificates will be issued from the eastern building instead of the usual location.

Individuals collecting certificates will also be required to enter and exit the property using the eastern gate only.

These changes will remain in effect only for Wednesday, April 8.

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