Construction of the Chetumal Street Bridge in Belize City involves 60 workers, including many from gang neighborhoods, and is expected to be completed by December.
The government is upgrading earthen streets in Belize City to improve drainage and road conditions ahead of the rainy season.
Ladyville Police Station is holding a barbeque sale to raise funds for their cadet program, aiming to purchase uniforms and other necessary items.
Two new Coast Guard Seals graduated after completing five months of training at the Belize National Coast Guard Headquarters.
The BDF has been removed from street patrols in Belize City for the first time in 20 years, but may return if violence increases.
Ret. Col. George Lovell advocates for Belize to acquire a helicopter for security and safety operations during a pitch to US representatives.
The US Embassy donated 38 new Ford pickups to the Belize police department to enhance crime response and community policing efforts.
Commissioner of Police Allen Whylie addresses rumors of promotions in the police department, stating that only recommendations have been made and no promotions have occurred.
Three Honduran fishermen lost at sea for six days were rescued by local fishermen and the Coast Guard near Columbus Caye.
The national agriculture and trade show saw an attendance of thirty five thousand people, an increase from the previous year.
The BDF plans to return to jungle patrols following a gang truce, pending a political decision on their deployment.
The Immigration Department swore in 103 new citizens, the first ceremony since April 2013, following delays due to the Elvin Penner Immigration Scandal.
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