A large hurricane shelter was constructed in 1963. [1]
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Housing and Development constructed a groyne and sand dunes to protect the Palapa Garden Area from storms in 2023.[2]
November 8, 1942 a hurricane hit Caye Caulker and split the island in two. The inhabitants had enough warning to cross over to the mainland to safety.[3]
The Catholic School had 66 students in 1927 and 71 in 1928.[4][5]
In 1925 the Catholics called the island Cayo Icaco.[6]
In 1949 the police force consisted of 1 officer.[7]
The Government of Belize signed a contract with Coleman Construction Limited on January 13, 2025 for the construction of a $1.5 million police substation for Caye Caulker.[8]
From at least 1917[9] to 1928[5] Caye Caulker had a catholic mission under the Cathedral of the Most Holy Redeemer, from Belize Town.