|
The State of New South Wales is divided
into five operational policing regions:
Greater Metropolitan, Inner Metropolitan, Northern, Southern and
Western regions.
Listed below are the 5 Region Commands, under each Command is
the Local Area Commands (LAC), on the 'left' of each LAC is a link
to every police station within that LAC.
Each region is headed by a Commander who has undergone a rigorous
selection procedure. Reporting to the five Regional
Commanders are 80 Local Area Commanders that have been specially
selected for the type of environment that they will be managing.
All regions have very diverse communities to serve, with many
specialised policing needs and each covers some very different
environments, from metropolitan Sydney to rural, wilderness and
isolated 'outback' areas.
This new management structure came into effect on 1st July, 2002 and
was part of former Commissioner Ryan's overhaul of the NSW Police
Service.

|