The Police service is a body within the Ministry of the Interior
Through the Law on Police, which took effect on 18 July, 1998, the police service became a body within the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Slovenia.
The police has truly gained its independence, however, the Ministry will continue to define the developmental, organisational, personnel and other basic orientations for its work, take care of its financial management and investments as well as co-ordinate and harmonise the police information and telecommunication systems with the systems of other state bodies. The Ministry will also direct and monitor the performance of police tasks. The goal of this reorganisation is a modern police organisation in line with European standards, able to efficiently respond to the challenges of modern life and ensure a high safety level. Therefore, this rationalisation of the police organisation makes it even more flexible and citizen-friendly.
Pursuant to the law, the police performs its tasks at three levels: the state, the regional and the local levels. Organisationally, it is composed of General Police Directorate, Police Directorates and police stations. The police headquarters are in Ljubljana.
The Police service is headed by the Director General of the Police, who also conducts the work of the General Police Directorate. The Director General of the Police and his or her deputy are discharged by the government of the Republic of Slovenia on the proposal of the Minister.
GENERAL POLICE DIRECTORATE
Štefanova 2
1501 LJUBLJANA
Location: Litostrojska c. 54, 1501 Ljubljana
SLOVENIA
Phone: +386 1 428 40 00
Fax: +386 1 251 43 30
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POLICE IN NUMBERS
| Number of employees in the police service (on 31 December 2017): | 8,204 |
| uniformed police officers: | 5,458 |
| non-uniformed police officers: | 1,712 |
| remaining police personnel: | 1,034 |
| Number of police officers: | 7,170 |
| Number of criminalists: | 964 |
| Number of Special Unit Members: | 86 |
| Number of inhabitants per police officer: | 288.17 |
| Number of police officers per 10,000 inhabitants: | |
| all police officers: | 34.70 |
| uniformed police officers: | 26.42 |
| Number of criminalists per 10,000 inhabitants: | 4.67 |
| Average age: | 41.74 |
| Number of employees with a doctor's or master's degree: | 181 |
| Number of employees with a university degree: | 2,244 |
| Number of employees with a college degree: | 983 |
| Number of employees with a secondary school education: | 4,492 |
| Number of employees with a primary school or vocational education: | 303 |
| Number of all police transport forms: | 2,721 |
| Number of civil vechicles: | 1,256 |
| Number of patrol vehicles: | 695 |
| Number of intervention vehicles: | 115 |
| Number of terrain vehicles: | 152 |
| Number of motorbikes: | 148 |
| Number of other transport vehicles (freight vehicles, etc.): | 104 |