Civic & government services

The official administration for the largest parish in Guernsey, St Peter Port, administered by an elected Douzaine with 20 members.

Aviation services provider established in 1939, offering Air Navigation Services and Air Traffic Controller Training certified by EASA.

Government department providing weather information for the Bailiwick of Guernsey, with a team of six Meteorological Observers led by Adam Heaume.

States of Guernsey-owned postal service provider handling around 40 million mail items annually, with 11 post offices and 59 post boxes across the Bailiwick, including Alderney, Sark, and Herm.

The Clerk of the Royal and Magistrate's Courts, Registrar of the Guernsey Court of Appeal, and Clerk and Registrar of the States of Deliberation and States of Election in St Peter Port.

The Bailiwick's principal court of law, exercising both civil and criminal jurisdiction, and housing the Greffe in St Peter Port.

Executive arm of Guernsey's Royal Court and the States, responsible for executing court orders, serving legal process, and enforcing fines and debts in St Peter Port.

The Clerk to Parliament, Clerk and Registrar of the States of Deliberation, and Registrar of political parties in St Peter Port.

The treasury function of the States of Guernsey, managing public finances, budgets, States financial assets, and revenue collection, including income tax, dwellings profits tax, and real property tax.

Government department on Alderney responsible for licensing and regulating all forms of renewable energy.

States of Guernsey department that maintains property taxation records and the Register of Property Ownership for Guernsey and Alderney in St Peter Port.

States-owned body providing conservation and design advice, managing 26 Conservation Areas, 350 Protected Monuments, and 9 Sites of Special Significance.

Government legal advisers handling functions such as general prosecutions, public law, and economic crime in St Peter Port.

Guernsey's independent supervisory authority for data protection legislation, established under The Data Protection (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, 2017.

St Martin charity established in 2018 to limit human impact on the environment, running beach cleans, clothes swaps, and a litter picker lending scheme.

One of ten parishes, offering services including refuse collection, dog licences, and roadside hedge compliance, with its Parish Hall available for hire.

The island's court, handling civil and criminal matters, debt recovery, legal aid, and guardianship, and managing the Company, Land, and BMD Registries.

Volunteer service trained and equipped by the Home Department to support emergency services during incidents in the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

Government service in St Peter Port that manages Guernsey and Alderney Airports, Guernsey Harbours, and the Ships Registry for vessels up to 150 GT and commercial fishing vessels.

Operated by the Ecclesiastical Court of the Bailiwick of Guernsey, proving Wills and issuing Letters of Administration in deceased estates.

States of Guernsey service that administers the Bailiwick's fishing vessel licensing scheme and enforces fisheries legislation, licensing seven shellfish farms around Guernsey and one on Herm.

The regulator for workplace health and safety in Guernsey and Alderney, operating under the States of Guernsey in St Martin.

States of Guernsey department managing 1,700 social rental housing properties and residential care homes like Longue Rue House and Maison Maritaine, in St Peter Port.

Charity dedicated to saving lives and supporting Bailiwick communities through first aid treatment, education, and training.

Part of the States of Guernsey, providing 24/7 support for the island, including services like those at Princess Elizabeth Hospital, St Peter Port.

Self-funding Trading Asset of the States of Guernsey, providing municipal and maintenance services including engineering, waste, and a 24-hour emergency response.

Government department on Alderney providing general maintenance and contracting services, including electrical support, civil engineering, and waste and recycling.