• The Royal Grenada Police Force is responsible for enforcing criminal, immigration and maritime laws in Grenada. We are also responsible for seaport security and fire services.

• We provide services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
• We operate from 15 community-based police stations; and other offices and departments
• We have 755 staff
• We operate by land and sea and can be provide with aerial support at short notice through the Regional Security System.
• Police respond to more than   15, 000 crimes/incidents each year
• Police are involved in crime prevention as well as responding to crime.

Community Policing

We aim to work in partnership with the wider community by:

•  Empowering communities to deal with issues and problems.

• Reducing the fear of crime by reducing actual crime.

• Maintaining order and keeping the peace

• Keeping people free from intimidation, civil disturbance and unreasonable annoyance

• Keeping the traffic flowing easily

• Increasing people's personal safety

• Reducing the risk of property theft, loss or damage (Farm watch)

Structure

The Royal Grenada Police Force is a de-centralized organization divided into 4 Mainstream policing Divisions, and 11 Departments/Units. An Office of the Commissioner and a Headquarters.  Each Division has a central/main station from which subsidiary and suburban stations are managed.

To find out more about our structure and the people in our organization 

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Our Mission and Vision 

• To provide effective and efficient services by working with the community.

• To maintain a professional force emphasizing modernization.......    More here

Key Results/Indicators 2001

•  Total reported crime decreased by 29%

• Clearances of total reported crime exceeds 73%

• Seizure of cocaine for the first Quarter of 2001 increased by 24%; comparative to similar Previous period.

• Seizure of cannabis plants for the first Quarter of 2001 increased by 68%; comparative to similar Previous period.

Our History

The earliest record of the existence of any police service in Grenada dates back to the year 1853, when Policing was a part-time occupation and the magistrate's of the major towns were given charge of the police for that district.

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