The Thiruvananthapuram City Police is the police force of the city of Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. It has the primary responsibilities of law enforcement and investigation within the limits of Thiruvananthapuram. It is headed by the Police Commissioner of Thiruvananthapuram, who is generally an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer holding the IG rank.[2] There is currently 24 police stations in the city. White Patrol and mobile units are in operation and their movements are supervised by marshal units.
Thiruvananthapuram City Police Mobile App, also known as TCP app, or iSafe, is the official mobile application for the citizens and public by the Thiruvananthapuram City Police.
The City Police consists of following units:[3]
This unit consists of 4 police subdivisions and 24 police stations. This unit is responsible for law and order maintenance as well as prevention and detection of crimes.
This unit consists of two subdivisions. This unit manages the traffic in the city.
This is the reserve force of Thiruvananthapuram City Police to assist the Local Police.
This unit is responsible for the controlling of narcotics and drugs.
This unit investigates some special cases.
This unit provides intelligence inputs to City Police.
This unit is responsible for the training of police dogs and their fitness.
This unit is responsible for the training of horses and their fitness.
This unit keeps the records of the criminals.
This unit is keeps records of foreigners.
Provides help to the tourists visiting the place and to maintain law and order at tourist spots.
From January 1956 to November 1962, there was no separate Police commissionerate. An Superintendent of Police ranked officer served as the head of the Thiruvananthapuram district police. Since 1962, the Following officers have served as the Commissioner of Police in Thiruvananthapuram City.