Traffic & road safety
Patrols, licensing checks, accident response, and road-safety education across the provinces.
Learn more★ Royal Solomon Islands Police Force
Serve. Protect. Stand with Solomon Islands.
Safeguarding lives, property, and rights across every province — with professionalism, fairness, and respect for the communities we serve.
★ How we serve
Public services from the RSIPF
From traffic safety to criminal investigations, our officers work across every province to support the people of Solomon Islands.
Community policing
Neighbourhood watch programmes, school visits, and dialogue with traditional leaders.
Learn moreCriminal investigations
Detective branch, forensics, and serious-crime unit working cases across all nine provinces.
Learn morePolice clearance
Background checks for employment, travel, and immigration. Apply at any station.
Learn moreCrime prevention
Risk advice for businesses and households. Public awareness campaigns and outreach.
Learn moreVictim support
Confidential support for victims of crime and family violence, with referrals to partner agencies.
Learn more★ Latest from RSIPF
News & Announcements
Operational updates, community programmes, and official statements from RSIPF leadership.
Operations
12 May 2026
Joint patrol initiative expands to Western Province
Officers from Honiara and Gizo stations begin coordinated patrols to address rising property offences along the coastal road.
Read moreCommunity
07 May 2026
Junior Police Cadet programme opens applications
Year 11 and 12 students are invited to apply for the cadet programme at Rove Police Headquarters.
Read moreAnnouncement
02 May 2026
Commissioner addresses parliament on 2026–2028 strategy
The new strategic plan focuses on community trust, women in policing, and improved response times in rural posts.
Read more★ Community awareness
Keeping communities informed and safe.
The RSIPF publishes regular safety updates, scam alerts, and community notices. Sign up for province-level bulletins through your nearest station, or read them online.
★ Crime prevention advice
Practical steps to reduce your risk.
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Secure your home
Lock doors and windows when you leave. Fit bolts on external gates. Don't leave valuables visible.
02
Know your neighbours
Neighbourhood watch groups cut property crime. Talk to your ward officer about starting one.
03
Report suspicious activity
If something feels wrong, call Crime Stoppers on 25555. Anonymous tips are taken seriously.
04
Protect your devices
Use PIN locks on phones. Don't share passwords. Scammers often target social media accounts.
05
Safe travel at night
Travel with others where possible. Stick to lit roads. Inform someone of your route.
06
Guard your documents
Store ID, birth certificates, and bank cards safely. Report loss to police immediately.
★ Our commitment
Policing built on trust, integrity, and partnership.
Every officer is held to the same standard: act fairly, respect human dignity, and uphold the law without favour.
Lawful
We act within the law, without fear or favour.
Honest
Integrity is non-negotiable.
Respectful
Every person is treated with dignity.
Accountable
Our work is open to public scrutiny.
In focus
Strategic Plan 2026–2028
Four priorities guide RSIPF over the next three years: community trust, women in policing, rural response, and digital evidence handling.
View strategic prioritiesConsidering a career in policing?
Applications for the next recruit class open soon. Sworn service starts with the academy at Rove, with intakes from all nine provinces.
Recruiting · 2026 intakeApply to join