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WA Police Officer of the Year Award

Police Officer of the Year Award

Do you know an outstanding police officer?

If you know of any police officers who have excelled at their job, let them know by nominating them for this prestigious award.

Selection criteria:

Outstanding service by a police officer, over and above what is required as part of that officer's normal duties and functions. 

Consideration of the following factors should be taken into account:

  • To what extent has the service positively influenced the public's perception or confidence in the profession of policing?
  • To what extent has the service involved acts of compassion, humanity or support for individuals?
  • To what extent has the service demonstrated exceptional devotion to a particular policing duty, or cause? 
  • To what extent has the officer demonstrated excellence in a particular policing discipline, role or task?

Nominations close on 1 August each year

Any nominations received after this date will be held for judging in the following year. 

How to nominate

Nominations for the award are accepted from any member of the community, including members of the WA Police and officers' families.

Nomination form (Word, 575kb)

Email your completed nomination form to the Marketing Unit at WA Police or post it to:

Marketing Unit
Western Australia Police
Media and Public Affairs
Police Headquarters
2 Adelaide Terrace
East Perth WA 6004

Rotary Club of East Perth

About the WA Police Officer of the Year Award

The WA Police Officer of the Year Award was launched in 1973 by the Rotary Club of East Perth. It is proudly sponsored by the Burswood Entertainment Complex, Police and Nurses Credit Society, 6PR and 96FM. The award recognises the hard work all police officers contribute to our society.

The officers nominated highlight that police work is both varied and challenging and greatly affects people from all walks of life. Policing is not only a job, it is a way of life. Recognising a police officer with a nomination reinforces that members of the police are not simply uniforms, but also community members who share the same concerns as others.

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