Government Directory

The Bermuda Land Management Corporation (BLMC) is a quasi-autonomous government organization (QUANGO) formed under the Bermuda Land Management Corporation Act 2024. It manages and develops approximately 936 acres of land in the West End, Southside, Morgan's Point, Daniel's Head, and Tudor Hill, formerly leased to the Royal Navy, vested in BLMC in perpetuity. BLMC's mandate is to improve social and economic conditions on these lands while facilitating commerce, preserving history, and developing the properties sustainably.

The Accountant General develops and maintains quality financial reporting, employee health insurance, treasury function, internal control and effective use of technology to aid in decision making.

Ageing and Disability Services (ADS) helps seniors and people with disabilities in Bermuda. We investigate reports of abuse, help people find and coordinate care, and connect people with community resources and support programmes.

The Bermuda Archives collects, protects, and makes available, records of the Bermuda Government and private collections which have enduring historical and cultural value.

The lawyers in the Attorney-General’s Chambers, on behalf of the Attorney-General provide high quality legal advice, representation and drafting of legislation for the Government of Bermuda.

Bermuda’s Auditor General adds credibility to government’s financial reporting. For see published reports or learn more about the auditing process, visit the Auditor General’s website .

The Government of Bermuda established the Bermuda Airport Authority on 2 March 2017 as the owner of the LF Wade International Airport. As a body corporate, quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisation (QUANGO), the Airport Authority is governed by the Bermuda Airport Authority Act 2017. Although Government may give general directions, the Authority reports to a Board of Directors that is responsible for the actions and general administration of the Airport Authority’s affairs and business. https://www.airportauthority.bm/

The Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA) uses targeted marketing and business development strategies to stimulate growth in the Bermuda economy and to create and maintain jobs on the island. To learn more about investing in Bermuda, visit the Bermuda Business Development Agency’s website .

The Casino Gaming Act came into effect in 2014, and by Section 6 of the Act, the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission (“BCGC”) was established.

Bermuda College is an internationally recognised accredited community college, we offer associate degrees, certificates, and diplomas in the areas of applied sciences, business, technology, hospitality, and the liberal arts. www.college.bm

The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC) oversees the development of a strong, well-managed, and prosperous business sector in Bermuda. For help starting a business or to access the BEDC’s resources, visit the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation’s website .

The Casino Gaming Act came into effect in 2014, and by Section 6 of the Act, the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission (“BCGC”) was established.

The Bermuda Health Council works to regulate, coordinate and enhance the provision of health services in Bermuda. Visit the Bermuda Health Council website.

The Bermuda Hospitals Board serves Bermuda's resident population of approximately 65,000 people, as well as the many visitors who come to the island each year. The Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) is comprised of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH), Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute (MWI) and the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre. Visit the Bermuda Hospitals Board website.

The Bermuda Housing Corporation (BHC) mandate is to provide affordable and quality housing and to promote home ownership to all Bermudians. For more information, please visit our website at www.bhc.bm

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) regulates Bermuda's financial services sector. Visit the Bermuda Monetary Authority website.

The Bermuda Police Service works in partnership with the community for a safer Bermuda. Visit the Bermuda Police Service's website for up-to-date information.

The Government of Bermuda’s Brussels Office is the face of Bermuda in Europe and vis-à-vis the European Union (EU). The Brussels Office engages with key decision-makers on the continent and promotes Bermuda’s interests within the EU institutions and its Member States.

The Cabinet Office houses the Office of the Premier of Bermuda, who is appointed by the Governor and is an elected Member of the House of Assembly who is the leader of Bermuda’s elected Government. He chairs the Cabinet who execute on the Government’s mandate. There are currently eleven Ministries.

The Cedarbridge Academy is one of two senior schools in Bermuda. Parents and students can find more information and news on the Ministry of Education’s Cedarbridge Academy page.

Child and Family Services protect the well-being of children, adults and families to enhance how they function in society and to improve their quality of life.

The Department of Communications utilizes a comprehensive range of communication tools to effectively disseminate information to the public, ensuring a seamless and reliable reporting system through CITV, traditional media, and social media platforms. They provide easily accessible, multi-layered information. The first layer includes radio and print ads, 30-60 second social media videos, and social media posts, which offer brief overviews of government programs, services, initiatives, and policies. For more detailed information on accessing these services, the second layer is available on this portal.

Serving as an administrative arm of the government of Bermuda, the purpose of Consumer Affairs is to consistently deliver proficient and professional services that: (i) empowers consumers to make informed consumer decisions, (ii) effectively protects consumer rights and (iii) encourage compliance and self-regulation by commercial enterprises, debt collection agencies and residential landlords. In support of its purpose, the mission of Consumer Affairs is to: “To operate with integrity, transparency and efficiency in the fulfillment of its mandate and the protection of consumer interests.”

The nine-member Corporation of Hamilton has a Mayor, and eight Common Councillors, and is elected every three years to administer the City of Hamilton under the authority vested in it by the Legislature. Visit the Corporation of Hamilton website.

The Corporation of St. George's is responsible for administering all aspects of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Town of St. George's. For town events and news, visit the Corporation of St. George’s website .

The Department of Corrections protects the public and provide rehabilitative services.

The Department of Court Services strives to reduce recidivism by delivering risk reduction programmes and strategies to protect the community.

The Department of Culture offers a robust series of programmes and events designed to promote and celebrate Bermudian creativity, identity and national pride. The Department also provides support for Bermuda’s artists, artisans, tradition-bearers, community groups, researchers, writers and heritage organisations through collaboration, cultural curatorship and the awarding of grants. See the Department of Culture's website and Bermuda’s Creative Catalogue !

The Customs Department is responsible for collecting and protecting the revenue and for enforcing import and export prohibitions and restrictions. The Customs Department provides information on importing and exporting goods and customs information for travelers.

To provide all students with equitable access to holistic, high-quality instruction that is culturally relevant and empowers students to reach their full potential. The Department of Education delivers a first class education to ensure students reach their full potential. For up-to-date information on school schedules and curriculum, or for general information for students or teachers, see the Ministry of Education’s website .

The Department of Public Prosecutions provides Bermuda with an independent, efficient and effective criminal prosecution service without fear or favour based on the rule of law.

The Economic Development Department (EDD) is committed to fostering sustainable growth, innovation, and diversification within Bermuda's economy. Our mission is to implement strategic initiatives and effective policies that align with the Bermuda Economic Development Strategy 2023-2027, ensuring a robust economic future.

The Ministry of Economy and Labour works to establish effective policy that helps foster economic growth and the expansion of jobs. Meet the Minister of Economy and Labour - The Hon. Jason Hayward, JP, MP.

For up-to-date information on school schedules and curriculum, or for general information for students or teachers, see the Ministry of Education’s website . Meet the Minister of Education - Sen. The Hon. Crystal Caesar, JP

To provide all students with equitable access to holistic, high-quality instruction that is culturally relevant and empowers students to reach their full potential. The Department of Education delivers a first class education to ensure students reach their full potential. For up-to-date information on school schedules and curriculum, or for general information for students or teachers, see the Ministry of Education’s website .

Bermuda’s Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) strives to ensure that every resident of Bermuda is prepared in the event of an emergency. The EMO provides up-to-date information and announcements about severe weather and disasters.

The Department of Employee & Organizational Development provides an array of professional human resource services for Government ministries and departments. If you are seeking employment within the Government of Bermuda, you can apply online at www.govtcareers.gov.bm .

The Department of Energy develops and advocates for policies, legislation, and regulatory frameworks that enhance sustainability, stabilize pricing, ensure affordability, and build a resilient future for Bermuda’s Energy, Telecommunications, Space, and Satellite industries

To protect Bermuda’s environment and responsibly manage its natural resources.

The Ministry of Finance ensures the achievement of economic prosperity and ensures the financial security of Bermuda. Meet the Minister of Finance, The Hon. E. David Burt, JP, MP.

Bermudians without the financial resources to support themselves can seek help from the Department of Financial Assistance.

The Financial Sanctions Implementation Unit (FSIU) is a unit within the Ministry of Justice Headquarters, which, pursuant to the Governor’s delegation, is responsible for carrying out certain functions, on behalf of the Minister, with respect to the implementation of targeted financial sanctions for terrorism, terrorist financing and proliferation financing in Bermuda.

In addition to putting out fires, the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service (BFRS) provides emergency medical services and responds to road traffic accidents.

Government House is the official residence of the Governor and Commander-in-Chief and is located in Pembroke Parish.

The Ministry of Health is to make Bermuda healthier. The Ministry’s vision is for an equitable and sustainable health system that promotes and protects the physical, mental and social well-being of individuals and the community. It also manages services for seniors and assists people living with disabilities to ensure they have access to the correct resources, investigates reports of abuse and monitors long-term care homes. Meet the Minister of Health - The Hon. Kim Wilson, JP, MP.

The Department of Health, promotes and protects optimal health and wellbeing in Bermuda. Oversees health clinics and health programmes across Bermuda. It has a wide portfolio of projects. View a list of health clinics in Bermuda. View a list of health programmes in Bermuda.

The Ministry of Health Headquarters leads policy and health law reforms, issues grants and scholarships and runs Ministry operations. Headquarters includes the Office of the Minister and the Permanent Secretary, the Corporate Services unit and the Accounts Section. Meet Bermuda’s Minister of Health Hon. Kim Wilson JP, MP

The Health Insurance Department (HID ) provides equitable access to affordable benefits and collaborative programs, leading to improved community health outcomes.

The Ministry of Home Affairs develops consumer-focused policies and legislation addressing affordability, consumer protection, and sustainability through transparent, fair, and effective regulation. Meet the Minister of Home Affairs - The Hon. Alexa Lightbourne, JP, MP

The Ministry of Housing and Municipalities (MoHM) is the central policy, strategic planning, and administrative authority responsible for delivering Bermuda’s housing strategy and oversight of municipal affairs. Meet the Deputy Premier and Minister of Housing and Municipalities - The Hon. Zane De Silva, JP, MP.

The Department of Immigration has the responsibility of administering and enforcing the tenets of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 and its related policies. It serves residents of Bermuda with respect to employment, travel documents, and residency permissions, and it also serves tourists with visitor stays.

To empower Ministries, departments and civil servants to improve productivity and services by providing IT Consulting services and core IT infrastructure at reasonable cost.

An important part of the Information Commissioner's job is to hear appeals (reviews) from requesters who disagree with a public authority’s decision or handling of their request. To do this job, the Information Commissioner and the ICO must remain independent of political parties, the Government and avoid the appearance of any bias. The Information Commissioner is committed to making decisions based upon a fair, independent and responsible application of the PATI Act. Visit the Information Commissioner’s Office website .

The Government of Bermuda is accountable to taxpayers for the money it spends in running the country. The Department of Internal Audit ensures accountability by examining government departments and ministries, and other government organizations, on a regular basis.

The Judiciary is established by the constitution as a separate and independent branch of Government. The Judiciary administers justice through the effective management of the courts of Bermuda.

The Ministry of Justice aims to uphold the rule of law, to ensure justice for all, and promote a community where every individual is respected, empowered and their interests safeguarded. Meet Bermuda's Attorney General and Minister of Justice - Sen. The Hon. Kim Wilkerson, JP

The Department of Labour oversees the certification and decertification of unions in the workplace, and manages labour disputes in both unionised and non-unionised environments. We also promote dispute resolution and prevention and management/employee engagement by offering a variety of training and workshop opportunities.

The Land Title and Registration Office (LTRO) are the governing authority guaranteeing land titles, simplifying property transactions and using digital technology to maintain data security. The office was established in 2006 to introduce land registration to Bermuda and incorporate international best practice. The work that we do is required under the Land Title Registration Act 2011 (LTRA 2011) , Land Title Registration Amended Act 2017 (LTRA 2017) , Land Title Registration Recording & Documents Act 2017 (LTRRDA 2017) and the Land Registration Rules 2018 (LTRR 2018) .

“We value Bermuda” as we aim to be a world-class property valuation provider for the people of Bermuda.

The Legal Aid Office provides legal representation to those who need it most and who, because of limited financial means, can least afford it.

The Legislature provides an impartial advisory service to Parliamentarians by performing administrative and professional services for both houses of the Legislature and for the Parliamentary Committees. The Legislature fosters mutually beneficial relationships with other commonwealth parliaments. For more information, visit http://www.parliament.bm/ .

The Bermuda National Library serves Bermuda residents and visitors by providing information, services, and programs. Visit the Bermuda National Library website.

To facilitate access to information for research, inspiration, lifelong learning and recreation.

The face of Bermuda in the UK and Europe is the London Office. Bermuda’s London Office promotes Bermuda’s commitment to uphold self-determination, self-sufficiency, and strong economical and advanced social development as a United Kingdom Overseas Territory. For resources, news, and information on scholarships, visit the London Office’s website .

The Department of Marine and Ports Services oversees marine affairs in Bermuda.

The Department of Marine and Ports Services oversees marine affairs in Bermuda.

The Department of National Drugs lead efforts to reduce the negative impact of drug misuse/abuse on children, families and the community.

The Ministry of National Security is responsible for working together to keep you safe. Meet the Minister of National Security - The Hon. Michael Weeks JP, MP

The Bermuda National Sports Centre is Bermuda’s premiere sport, athletic, and large-scale outdoor entertainment complex.

Our Mission is to provide oversight and guidance on Project Management and Procurement to ensure transparency and Value for Money.

The Office of the Chief Medical Officer regulates health professionals, controls illness outbreaks, monitors disease and health trends and grants permits for controlled drugs, burials and customs exemptions.

Established in January 1998 for the purposes of advising the responsible Minister of Legal Affairs and the Minister of Finance, in relation to (among other things): The development of a national plan of action to include recommendations on effective mechanisms to enable competent authorities in Bermuda to coordinate with each other concerning the development and implementation of policies and activities to combat money laundering, terrorist financing and financing of proliferation; and The development of policies to combat money laundering, terrorist financing and financing of proliferation.

The primary responsibility of the OTC is to administer the collection of the taxes and duties in accordance with our legislative responsibilities.

The Office of the Ombudsman for Bermuda. The Ombudsman's staff investigates complaints about the administrative actions of Public Authorities, including Government Departments, Boards and Bodies established or funded by the Legislature. This is an independent, non-government office that provides an impartial form of alternative dispute resolution which is less formal and more flexible and accessible than going through the Courts. Services are free and available to everyone.

Outdoor recreational spaces in Bermuda, from the Railway Trails to the beaches, are looked after by the Department of Parks.

The Parliamentary Registrar runs elections in Bermuda. To register to vote in Bermuda, visit the Bermuda Elections website.

The Pension Commission ensures that the documentation and administration used to maintain that pensions in Bermuda comply with the National Pension Scheme. To learn more about pension regulations in Bermuda, visit the Pension Commission’s website .

The Pension Commission ensures that the documentation and administration used to maintain that pensions in Bermuda comply with the National Pension Scheme. To learn more about pension regulations in Bermuda, visit the Pension Commission’s website .

The Department of Planning prepares development and local plans for the environmental, economic and social needs of Bermuda to ensure that development is accommodated in a sustainable way. It manages the development of land to ensure optimal use while conserving important flora, fauna and natural habitats. The Department determines planning and building permit applications, ensures building operations are carried out in compliance with current building codes, and enforces planning policy and regulations to ensure the welfare of the community. Click here to view the Bermuda Planning Map Viewer.

The Police Complaints Authority investigates all complaints made against the Bermuda Police Force. To learn more, or to file a complaint online, visit the Police Complaints Authority’s website .

The goal of the Policy and Strategy Section is to contribute to the delivery of better policy-making across government that improves the economic, environmental and social well-being of Bermuda.

Thank you for visiting our website, which has information regarding the products and services offered by your local post office. We have given careful consideration to your responses to our public consultation in March 2018. We have also consulted with the private sector through the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce. We are therefore in the process of enhancing our product offering and customer service. We hope that you will continue to support the BPO as we continue to use our best efforts to strengthen our relationship with the community we serve. Please share with us any feedback on what we are doing well, areas for improvement and any carefully considered ideas that make good business sense and can help us to better serve you.

Bermuda is a world leader in public access to information (PATI). Across gov.bm, you’ll see links to PATI statements—a document releasing organizational information for all of the government’s ministries, departments, and agencies—in the spirit of openness and transparency. These statements mean that residents don’t have to submit access to information requests for basic information about their government. For all PATI statements and information on filing detailed requests for specific information, visit the PATI information page .

Public Lands and Buildings ensures Government’s lands and buildings are used to support key business goals and objectives.

The Department of Public Prosecutions provides Bermuda with an independent, efficient and effective criminal prosecution service without fear or favour based on the rule of law.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is appointed in accordance with the Bermuda Constitution Order as an independent body, politically impartial and responsible directly to the Governor. It is not a government department, and there is no head of department.

The Department of Public Transportation is responsible for public buses.

The Ministry of Public Works and Environment is responsible for maintaining Bermuda's critical assets and providing essential services. Meet the Minister of Public Works and Environment- The Hon. Jache Adams, JP, MP

Registrar of Companies, leverages technology, enhances the user experience and facilitate regulation, accurate data collection and analysis. Visit the Registrar of Companies website. Outreach Videos

Anything that you need to officially register with the Government of Bermuda is handled by the Registry General.

The Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR) is a reserve multirole battalion of 350 soldiers and officers. It serves to ensure the security of Bermuda, its peoples, property, livelihood and interests. It does so by fulfilling two primary functions – providing Military Aid to the Civil Authority (MACA), and Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief (HADR). To sign up or learn more, visit the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s website .

The Department of Social Insurance is committed to serving current and future generations by ensuring compliance with the legislation, collecting contributions, and paying benefits timely and accurately, through education, best practices, and the use of technology. Learn more about our services and resources: 🌐 Visit our official website: https://socialinsurance.gov.bm/

The Department of Sport and Recreation has the responsibility for advancing amateur sport, and recreation development for all. From leisure activity to athletic excellence, and strengthening the significant contribution that these initiatives make towards the enhancement of the quality of life for the total community. Visit the Department of Sport and Recreation's website for up-to-date information.

The Department of Statistics is Bermuda’s official national statistics agency, crunching the numbers that define Bermuda.

The Berkeley Institute is one of two senior schools in Bermuda. Parents and students can find more information and news on The Berkeley Institute’s website.

The Cabinet Office houses the Office of the Premier of Bermuda, who is appointed by the Governor and is an elected Member of the House of Assembly who is the leader of Bermuda’s elected Government. He chairs the Cabinet who execute on the Government’s mandate. There are currently eleven Ministries. Meet the Minister of the Cabinet and Digital Innovation - The Hon. Diallo Rabain, JP, MP

The Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Sport is responsible for preserving Bermuda’s cultural heritage and promoting amateur sports. Our mission is to celebrate and safeguard our culture and heritage, as well as to create and assist programs for athletes and tourism-related activities. Our mission: To Develop and Celebrate Our People Meet the Minister of Tourism & Transport, Culture and Sport - The Hon. Owen K. Darrell, JP, MP Our Core Values are: Integrity Commitment to excellence and service Accountability Respect

The Bermuda Tourism Authority promotes Bermuda around the globe as a world-class destination for leisure and business travel and tourism investment. To ensure that Bermuda remains a popular tourist destination, the Tourism Authority:

The Transport Control Department’s (TCD) brief covers anything to do with motor vehicles in Bermuda, although it does test vehicles for safety or emissions. Renew your motor vehicle licence online at eTCD.gov.bm .

The face of Bermuda in the United States is the Washington DC Office. Bermuda’s Washington DC Office promotes Bermuda’s commitment to uphold self-determination, self-sufficiency, and strong economical and advanced social development as a United Kingdom Overseas Territory.

The Department of Workforce Development oversees career development and training in Bermuda. Our Mission is to "To develop a resilient workforce, to provide a sustainable and stable community."

The Works & Engineering provides essential services to Bermuda in the form of maintenance to the public infrastructure. Report a street light problem

Our Mission is to protect all individuals during their lifetime and facilitate their well-being. The focus of the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors is to ensure that social policies and services are in place to protect, assist, inform, and empower the most vulnerable within our community. Social development is about improving every individual's well-being so they can reach their full potential. We invest in our people, providing opportunities for residents to grow and develop their skills to empower them to achieve their full potential and contribute to their families and the community in a meaningful way. Meet the Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors - The Hon. Tinee Furbert JP, MP