If you have any information that may help solve a crime, contact Crime Stoppers on their toll free number.

Remember that callers are not required or expected to give their names or addresses, or to reveal their identity. For those who wish to remain anonymous, total anonymity is guaranteed.

Telephone: 1800 333 000 (Toll Free) or
1800 800 400 (Outside Queensland Toll Free)

This site contains details on how to obtain criminal histories and police certificates.

For more information phone the Police Information Centre:

Telephone: (07) 3364 6854 or
+61 7 3364 6854 (international)

Email: Please use the online submission form below.

If you require information on the Queensland Police Service recruiting process, visit the Join Us section of this site.

For further information, please contact Recruiting Section:

Telephone: (07) 3364 8000 or
+61 7 3364 8000 (international)

If you are a current police officer or have previous policing experience, refer to the PACE information to contact a recruitment officer.

Often good work by Police Officers goes unacknowledged. If you wish to provide positive feedback about an issue or an officer you can do so by:

If you believe a member of the Queensland Police Service has behaved wrongly or inappropriately, you may make a complaint. However, remember that police officers have to enforce the law; often people complain about police officers when it is actually a particular law that they do not like.

You may make a complaint to the Service or the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) in person, in writing or by telephone. You may direct your complaint or query to any police station in the State or contact the CMC direct. Address and telephone numbers for police stations are available on our Police Station Locator service.

At the police station you will be provided with assistance and advice in making your complaint.

If you wish to report an offence please attend, write or telephone your nearest police station.

For emergencies within Australia dial '000'. Note: Mobile telephones may require a different emergency number which is supplied by your service provider.

Please DO NOT email the offence details.

Matters concerning:

Traffic Report Line for the Brisbane Metropolitan Area.
Telephone: 13 19 40.

The payment of traffic Infringement notices, vehicle registration, vehicle standards and modification should be directed to Queensland Transport on
Web: www.transport.qld.gov.au
Telephone: (07) 3834 2011.

Unpaid traffic penalties exceeding 28 days since the alleged offence should be directed to the State Penalties Enforcement Registry (SPER) on
Web: www.sper.qld.gov.au
Telphone: 1300 365 635.

Road design and signage should be directed to the Main Roads Department on
Web: www.mainroads.qld.gov.au
Telphone: (07) 3834 2011.

If you wish to provide technical feedback regarding the Queensland Police internet site, please feel free to send an email to the below address.

For inquiries concerning the reproduction of Queensland Police Service materials, please use our online submission form below. Alternatively, you may send an e-mail to:

You can use this form for general inquiries. There may be some delay in responding to you as inquiries are disseminated for action at irregular intervals during office hours only (8:30am - 4:30pm Monday to Friday AEST, excluding public holidays).

DO NOT use this form for urgent inquiries or for emergencies.

DO NOT use this inquiry form to report an offence (see 'Report an Offence' above).

Address:
200 Roma Street
BRISBANE Qld 4000

Postal Address:
GPO Box 1440
BRISBANE Qld 4001

Telephone: (07) 3364 6464 or
+61 7 3364 6464 (international)

Facsimile: (07) 3236 2359 or
+61 7 3236 2359 (international)

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