The PICP brings together Pacific Police Chiefs to exchange information, share learnings, and form regional agreements.

The Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police (PICP) was founded in 1970 in Suva, Fiji and is one of the oldest regional bodies in the Pacific. Over the past 50 years, the PICP has worked continuously to build safer and more secure communities by improving policing.

There are 21 members in the PICP, with the Commissioner, Chief or Director of Police of each national police service representing the member state.

Vision: Our Blue Pacific: Safer Together
Mission: Uniting Pacific Leadership to Build Highly Capable Policing

2021 PICP Road Safety Christmas Video

2021 PICP Women’s Advisory Network Christmas Message

Nominations for short online programmes and development opportunities are now being accepted.

The Pacific Faculty of Policing continue to offer access to their short online programmes and development opportunities. Below are the first two programmes available for police from the Pacific.

1. Pacific Improving Workplace Communications…More Information
2. Pacific Leading with Stakeholders…More Information

Nominations for both programmes close on Friday 25 February 2022.

Policing for a Stronger Pacific Region “Our Blue Pacific: Safer Together”
Renewing our Commitment

In this time of COVID-19 we the Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police recognise the ongoing importance of policing together to make our Blue Pacific safer together. This Joint Statement outlines our commitment, as a Blue Pacific Continent, to work together to address crime and safety issues in all forms while also emphasising the unique cultural contexts of policing in the Pacific.
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The Pacific Islands Chiefs of Police promotes Member and Partners events and training opportunities for Pacific Police.