Final Notice to Owners of Vehicles Stored at Philipsburg Police Station.

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Police Force of Sint Maarten (KPSM) is issuing a final call to owners of vehicles currently stored at the Philipsburg Police Station to come forward and claim their property. Owners who fail to do so risk having their vehicles permanently removed and disposed of in the near future.
As part of KPSM's ongoing cleanup and hurricane preparedness campaign, efforts are underway to clear the backyard of the Philipsburg Police Station, where numerous scooters, motorcycles, cars, trucks, and other vehicles have been stored for extende...

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“Governor receives resignation letter from Minister Public Health, Social Development and Labor”

HARBOUR VIEW, PHILIPSBURG:---In an audience held on June 3, 2026, at the Cabinet of the Governor, His Excellency Governor of Sint Maarten, Mr. Ajamu G. Baly, was presented with the resignation letter of the Minister of Public Health, Social Development and Labor (VSA), Mr. Richinel S.J. Brug.
The resignation was tendered by Minister Brug as a result of the current political situation. On Friday, May 29th, 2026, the Parliament of Sint Maarten passed a motion of no-confidence against the minister. In accordance with Article 33, second paragraph, o...

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Drag Racing Gains Momentum as Federation and Emergency Services Collaborate for Safe Test & Tune Event.

PHILIPSBURG:--- On May 25, representatives of the St. Maarten Automotive Federation met with members of the police department, fire department, and ambulance department in preparation for the upcoming Test & Tune event scheduled for June 7 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM on Soualiga Road.
During the meeting, all parties discussed the safety precautions and overall safety plan for the event. One of the additional measures agreed upon was a collaborative vehicle inspection process to take place one day before the event. Representatives from both the ...

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President Louis Mussington and VP’S to face court in October over public funds and conflict-of-interest cases

MARIGOT, Saint-Martin:--- Louis Mussington, President of the Collectivité of Saint-Martin, has been ordered to appear before the Criminal Court in October in connection with two judicial investigations involving alleged illegal taking of interest and misappropriation of public funds.

The development became public on Wednesday after several media outlets in Saint-Martin and Guadeloupe reported that the territorial president and his four vice presidents would have to appear in court for a hearing over allegations that have been under investigation...

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