United in Service, Expertise, and Protection 

The United States Police Department (USPD) is organized into specialized divisions structured to deliver effective law-enforcement services, operational support, and professional excellence. Each division is aligned with a defined mission set and contributes directly to the department’s responsibility to uphold public safety, professional standards, and coordinated law-enforcement practice.

USPD divisions encompass core administrative functions, uniformed law enforcement operations, criminal investigations, intelligence-support disciplines, and specialized operational capabilities. This structure ensures clarity of responsibility, professional accountability, and the ability to address a broad spectrum of public-safety and law-enforcement requirements.

From departmental administration and law-enforcement coordination to Criminal Investigations and intelligence-related functions, each division operates within a clearly defined scope and supports the department’s overall mission. The USPD Police Academy provides structured training, professional development, and standards-based instruction to ensure readiness, consistency, and adherence to recognized law-enforcement practices.

Specialized divisions, including Anti-Terrorism, Special Operations, and SWAT, are organized to address complex and high-risk law-enforcement environments. These units focus on advanced capabilities, tactical coordination, and operational preparedness, ensuring the department remains capable, adaptive, and effective in responding to critical incidents and emerging threats.

Together, the divisions of the United States Police Department operate under a unified command philosophy focused on integrity, professionalism, precision, and collaboration. Each division plays a vital role in supporting the department’s commitment to effective policing, interagency cooperation, and the protection of the communities it serves.

Select a division below to learn more about its mission, responsibilities, and role within the United States Police Department.