Who We are:

The Queensland Police Service is the primary law enforcement agency for the State of Queensland. We fulfil this role throughout the State, 24 hours a day, upholding the law and providing assistance to the community when necessary and in times of emergency, disaster and crisis.

What we do:
The Queensland Police Service is responsible for:
• preserving peace and good order in all areas of Queensland
• protecting the Queensland community
• preventing and detecting crime
• upholding the law
• administering the law fairly and efficiently
• bringing offenders to justice.
Our services are aimed at:
• Keeping people safe
• keeping property secure
• enforcing traffic laws and reducing road trauma
• maintaining public order and safety
As an organisation we value:
Professionalism - providing quality policing services with integrity and accountability for outcomes.
Performance - providing efficient and effective services and pursuing continuous improvement.
People - developing and supporting our workforce and responding to the needs of our clients, recognising diversity and culture.
Partnerships - engaging communities and working collaboratively to provide policing services.
The Queensland Police
Service will:
• treat you fairly
• deliver our services professionally, ethically and with integrity
• recognise and respect your individual rights and needs
• work in partnership with you to reduce crime and the impact of crime and ensure offenders are held accountable
• acknowledge and respond to your request for service
• if we cannot deal with your matter, refer you to an agency
that can
• keep you informed throughout a police investigation and prosecution
You can help us deliver our services by:
• abiding by the law
• using the Triple Zero (000) phone number for emergency circumstances only
• using the Policelink 131 444 number to report non-urgent crime or incidents, particularly property crime
• negotiating with us about an appropriate response to your request for service
• working in partnership with us to reduce crime and the impact of crime and ensure offenders are held accountable
• providing us with all available information relevant to offences
• being honest and reasonable when dealing with us
• treating our staff with courtousy and respect.

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