Singapore Police Force

Emergencies / Non-Emergencies


• For emergencies, please call 999. Members of the public can play their part by being vigilant and reporting suspicious persons / vehicles / activities by calling 999. Please click on this link http://www.spf.gov.sg/999/whencall.htm to learn when you should call 999.
  
  
• Every year, Police receive thousands of nuisance & unintended calls. About 7 out of 10 calls to Police Emergency 999 are non emergencies. Please click on this link http://www.spf.gov.sg/999/whennot.htm to learn when you should not call 999.
  
  
• If you wish to make a Police report, please go to a Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) nearest to you. For a list of NPCs please click on this link http://www.spf.gov.sg/contactus/contactus_index.htm for more details.
  
  
• For crimes which do not require immediate action, you may wish make the report at our Electronic Police Centre at http://www.spf.gov.sg/epc/ePCLinks.html .
  
  
• To find out which government agencies you should call for non-Police matters, please click on this link http://www.spf.gov.sg/999/nonpolice.htm.
  
  Provide Information or Feedback
  
  
• To provide information on unsolved crimes and criminal activities, please call the Police Hotline 1800 255 0000. If you are calling from overseas, please dial +65 6255 0000. You may also send the information to spf_police_information@spf.gov.sg.
  
  
• To provide traffic-related information, please call the Traffic Hotline at 6547 0000 or email it to spf_feedback_tp@spf.gov.sg.
  
  
• If you have any feedback for Singapore Police Force, please call the Police Customer Relations Branch Hotline at 1800 358 0000 or send it to spf_customer_relations_branch@spf.gov.sg.
  
  Counter Terrorism
  
  
• To report any suspicious persons or activities or seek advice on security awareness, please call the:
  
  
  • Police Hotline at 1800 255 0000 or +65 6255 0000 if you are calling from overseas. You may also email the information to spf_police_information@spf.gov.sg.
  
  
  • Internal Security Department Counter Terrorism Centre Helpline at 1800-2626473 . You may also email the information to ctc@isd.gov.sg
  
  
• Be alert to suspicious persons / activities / vehicles / items in your neighbourhood or workplace. Volunteer to join the Neighbourhood Watch Zone (NWZ) Scheme or the Citizens-on-Patrol (COP) Groups. For more information, please contact your nearest Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC). Click on this link http://www.spf.gov.sg/contactus/contactus_index.htm to see a map of all the NPCs to see which one is nearest to you.
  
  
• If you own / manage / work in a business / community organisation, please click on this link http://www.spf.gov.sg/cterror/swg_index.htm to learn how you can put in place counter-terrorism measures in your organisation. You can also email your queries to spf_swg@spf.gov.sg .
  
  Recruitment
  
  
• If you wish to know more about a career with the Singapore Police Force, please call our recruitment hotline at 1800 352 0000 to speak to our recruitment officers or call them at 6478 2908 or 6478 2747. You may also e-mail your queries to our recruitment division at spf_career@spf.gov.sg.
  
  
• If you wish to know more about how to join the Volunteer Special Constabulary (VSC), please click on this link for more information http://www.spf.gov.sg/career/vsc_intro.htm. You can also email your queries to SPF_VSC_HQ_Recruitment@spf.gov.sg .
  
  
• If you wish to know more about a career with the Home Team Agencies, please call the Home Team Career Centre at 6478 2303. You may also find Home Team Careers on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Singapore/Home-Team-Careers/110605449174.
  

The Police Force is recruiting! Realise Your Talent in the Real World!

For any enquiries about a career with the Police Force, please call the recruitment hotline at 1800 352 0000 or e-mail the Recruitment Division at spf_career@spf.gov.sg or or click here to Realise Your Talent.

Entry Requirements

Singapore’s crime situation continued to register an improvement from previous years. Not only did overall crime fall for the third consecutive year, the overall crime rate fell to the second lowest for the past two decades.

Singapore remains a safe place to live and work in but this should not be taken for granted. The public is reminded to stay vigilant as we continue to work closely with them to prevent and deter crime.