Police Receives Operational Equipment To Enforce Noise Pollution Control and Standards Regulations
June 10, 2026
Monrovia: The Liberia National Police has has received operational Equipment To fnforce noise pollution control and standards regulations
The enforcement measures is aimed at ensuring compliance with Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency Noise Pollution Control and Standards Regulations.
The move is part of ongoing efforts to maintain public order, protect community well-being, and support environmental standards designed to safeguard public health and tranquility.
Receiving the equipment on behalf of the operational arm of the LNP, Commissioner for Operations, Prince T. Davis said the equipment will be deployed strictly for its intended purpose of enhancing operational effectiveness, public safety, and enforcement activities.
He praised Inspector General of Police Gregory O. W. Coleman for his continued commitment to modernizing the Police and strengthening law enforcement capacity across the country.
“We commend the Inspector General for his visionary leadership and unwavering efforts to modernize the Liberia National Police. These resources will be utilized responsibly and exclusively for the purpose intended, ensuring improved service delivery and effective law enforcement throughout the country,” Commissioner Davis said.
The LNP emphasized that enforcement of noise pollution regulations will be conducted in collaboration with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other relevant stakeholders.
Part III, Section 12 of the EPA Noise Pollution Control and Standards Regulations, public nuisance (noise) is prohibited, while Section 13 specifically regulates noise emanating from radios, televisions, sound systems, amplifiers, and other sound-producing devices.
Section 8 of the Regulations also prohibits the generation of excessive noise and vibrations that disturb public peace, health, comfort, and community harmony.
Violators face enforcement actions, including warnings, citations, seizure of equipment, closure orders, fines, or prosecution in keeping with the law.
The Police therefore calling on owners of entertainment centers, nightclubs, bars, religious institutions, event organizers, street DJs, and members of the public to ensure that their activities comply with established noise standards.
LNP says it remains committed to creating safer and more peaceful communities while upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights of all citizens to enjoy a healthy and peaceful environment.
