Queensland Police is the law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public safety and order in the state of Queensland, Australia. Established in 1864, it operates under the Queensland Police Service Act and is tasked with preventing crime, enforcing laws, and providing community support. The agency is organized into various units, including traffic, criminal investigation, and emergency response teams. The Queensland Police employs over 15,000 personnel, including sworn officers and support staff. They work closely with local communities and other agencies to address issues such as domestic violence, drug-related crime, and road safety. The police force also engages in community outreach programs to foster positive relationships with the public.