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The Local Enforcement Systems Agency (LESA) is proud to unveil its new brand identity and the introduction of body-worn cameras for all officers. This milestone marks an important step forward in enhancing transparency, accountability, and public trust across our operations.
The rollout of body-worn cameras reflects LESA's ongoing commitment to open and responsible enforcement. These devices will record officer interactions with the public, supporting fair treatment, improving evidence collection, and protecting both officers and citizens.
All officers have received specialised training on the use of body-worn cameras. This initiative reinforces LESA's belief that transparency is essential to maintaining confidence and integrity in public service.
Alongside the introduction of body-worn cameras, LESA has refreshed its brand identity and uniforms to better reflect our values of professionalism, safety, and service. The new uniforms are designed for comfort, mobility, and high visibility — ensuring our officers are equipped for all operational environments.
This updated image symbolises LESA's evolution into a modern, community-focused agency, combining tradition with innovation in how we serve Malta and Gozo.
The rebranding and body-worn cameras form part of a wider €1.2 million investment that includes updated operational equipment, new motorcycles, and redesigned uniforms. Together, these upgrades strengthen officer safety, operational efficiency, and community engagement.
As LESA moves forward, we remain committed to serving with integrity, professionalism, and fairness. Through continuous investment in technology, training, and transparency, LESA will continue to uphold the highest standards of enforcement and public service.