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The Singapore Police Force commemorates Police Day annually on 3 June.

3 June 1959 is of special significance as Singapore obtained self-government on that day, and when SPF first became accountable to the people of Singapore, as the law enforcement agency of an elected Government. In 1971, Professor Wong Lin Ken, then Minister for Home Affairs, announced the designation of 3 June as Police Day.

In his speech at the opening of “Police Week” on 3 June 1971, Professor Wong said, “The Government has designated 3rd of June to be Police Day, to reaffirm the fact that the Police is a part of our society, responsible to an elected government, and the maintenance of law and order is a service to the community.”

 

Photo: The first Police Day Parade was held on 3 June 1971.

 

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Photo credit: National Archives of Singapore

 

The Singapore Police Force held the Police Day Observance Ceremony 2025 on 3 June 2025 at the Home Team Academy. Mr Edwin Tong, Minister for Law and Second Minister for Home Affairs, was the Guest-of-Honour at the ceremony which saw more than 200 participants from the various Police divisions, specialist units, Volunteer Special Constabulary, and cadets from the National Police Cadet Corps.

 

Video: Police Day 2025, 3 June 2025.