James Moss
Chief Superintendent of Police
"If I can help somebody as I pass along, then I know that my living is not in vain." Ms. Alma Rebecca Rolle a native of Forest, Exuma and Mr. Clarence Alexander Moss a native of Stuart's Manor, Exuma welcomed their sixth child into the world on December 10th 1968, while living in New Providence. To this child the name James Ean Moss was given.
James received his early education from the Ridgeland Primary School and later went on to the SC McPherson Secondary School, and finally graduated from the AF Adderley Sr. High School.
Upon his Graduation in June 1986, James already knew where his passion was and he was determined to pursue it. He always dreamt of becoming a Police Officer and applied to the Royal Bahamas Police Force Training College for enlistment. On June 1st 1987 was accepted into the Training program and graduated on October 1987. This was the beginning of 33 years of committed, loyal and dedicated service.
Chief Superintendent Moss has embodied his natural talent of engagement with the priorities of the Royal Bahamas Police Force and has impacted many communities with his Community and youth development initiatives that have led too many enlisting in the RBPF. He credits his Grandmother for his quest to Community development.
Beyond his love for the RBPF, he also enjoys signing, playing tennis, meeting people, travelling.
At the Commissioner's pleasure Chief Superintendent Moss has served at the following Islands and Divisions;
Southern Division 1987 TO 1988
Bimini 1988-1995 (95 Promoted to Corporal)
East Street South Police Station 1995 TO 1998
Fox Town Police Station Abaco Division 1998- 1999(99 Promoted to Sergeant)
Grand Bahama 1999-2000
Abaco Crown Haven 2001- 2002
Freeport Eight Mile Rock 2002-2003
Bimini 2003-2004
Establish Bimini Heroes Park
Bimini Veterans Memorial Site
Bimini Jr. Achievers
Abaco 2004-2005
Freeport 2005-2005
Chub Cay 2005-2006 Officer in Charge
Great Harbor Cay, Berry Islands 2006-2013 Officer IN Charge
Promoted to Inspector-2006
Promoted to ASP-2012
Great Inagua 2013-2017 Officer in Charge
Promoted to Superintendent 2017
South Andros 2017- 2019 Officer in Charge
North Andros 2019 to present Officer in Charge
Awards
Long service Medal
Meritorious Award Medal
Recipient of Prime Minister's Award Contributions to Local Government
Jr. Local Government Council
Certificates of Appreciation- Chub Cay, Treasure Cay, Youth Empowerment workshop, Grand Bahama District, Police Commissioner Letter,
Community Service Award- 36th Bahamas Independence Committee
Courses
Senior Police Administration Course- Ottawa Canada
United States Department Of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration
Vital Infrastructure Security Course, Kingston, Jamaica
Windows 95/98 Training
Advanced defensive Driving Techniques
Criminal Investigation Training Patrol & Enquiry Course
Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention Seminar
Initial Damage Assessment content course
Shelter Management Content Course
Press and Media Relations Seminar
Superintendent Seminar
James Moss
james.moss@rbpf.bs
