Upper East Region

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POLICE ASSURES RESIDENTS OF ADENTA OF SAFETY

ADENTA RIOT CONTROL

November 9, 2018 Read more
GHANA POLICE SERVICE RECEIVES EMERGING IMPROVEMENT IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN AWARD

GHANA POLICE SERVICE RECEIVES EMERGING IMPROVEMENT IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN AWARD The Ghana Police Service has won the ultimate award in Emerging Improvement in Public Procurement and Supply Chain for the year 2018 during the first ever Ghana Procurement and Supply Chain Awards organized by Instinct Wave Limited in partnership with Public Procurement

September 14, 2018 Read more
News Release – Police annual crime report: 2015-2017

ANNUAL REPORT 2015 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 2017

August 29, 2018 Read more
Update: Private Security Organization Template

As part of the efforts to build a credible database for all PSOs including all Universities (both public and private)in the country, templates have been developed and uploaded here. Click on the link provided to download the templates. Fill them up. Send the filled up templates to padphotopol@gmail.com. Thanks for your cooperation. police.gov.gh/…/Press-Release-Template-.docx

August 23, 2018 Read more

The Upper East Region was established in 1961. DCOP/Mr. Edward Oduro-Kwarteng is the current Upper East Regional Commander. He was appointed on 4th March 2017. He is the 43rd Regional Commander of the Region. He is assisted by Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Mr. Paul Kwame Ayitey as the deputy regional commander.

The Regional Command can be contacted on 0299206265 and 0299204666.

The first Regional Commander ACP .Mr. G.A Donkor was appointed on 10th June 1961 and since then the Region has gone through several Commanders.

Bolgatanga is the Regional Headquarters of the Upper East Region and it has 3 Divisions, 12 Districts and 42 Stations.

The Divisions include:

Bawku
Navrongo
Bolgatanga

DCOP/Mr. Edward Oduro-KwartengRegional Commander

Upper East Divisions

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Domestic Violence & Victim Support Unit [DOVVSU]

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POLICE ASSURES RESIDENTS OF ADENTA OF SAFETY

ADENTA RIOT CONTROL

November 9, 2018 Read more
UNFPA TRAINS DOVVSU PROSECUTORS

UNFPA TRAINS DOVVSU PROSECUTORS The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in collaboration with Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit (DOVVSU) of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ghana Police Service on Monday, October 29, 2018 began a two-day training on Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) case prosecution for about twenty two (22) selected prosecutors

November 1, 2018 Read more
News Release – Crime Alert

October 16, 2018 Read more
Police Announcement

Felix Kofi Antwi is reporting of his stolen unregistered Nissan Rogue 4×4 vehicle with DV plate number DV 1497 A which was stolen on 7th October, 2018.Two gentlemen and a lady expressed interest to purchase the car but bolted with it during a test drive around Kingsby Roundabout, Achimota.The Nissan Rogue 4×4 is silver in

October 16, 2018 Read more

Our Fallen Heroes

Our Heroes

Constable Michael Kporyi

Of Rapid Deployment Force met his untimely death at the UBA Service Station near Michel Camp in Tema while he was on a motorbike Patrol Duty.

Our Heroes

Lance Corporal Robert Ackah

Of Rapid Deployment Force met his untimely death at the UBA Service Station near Michel Camp in Tema while he was on a motorbike Patrol Duty.

It’s not always easy or “convenient” being a police officer, but it is a noble calling. And the Ghana is fortunate that the members of our police service are all honourable men and women, dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of our community. They sacrifice of their time, their talents….and sometimes their very own lives.
On this page we honour several brave and dedicated men from the Ghana Police Service: men and women who – in dangerous situations – were reaching out to help those in need of their services and ultimately paid the ultimate sacrifice. It is with great honor that we dedicate this section to them – to let their families know that who they were, and what they stood for, remains steadfast in our hearts and our minds. We are proud to call them our brothers and sisters. We will be forever thankful that they chose to serve their country.