| Queensland Retired Police Association Incorporated |
About us
Our Aim
The Aim of the Queensland Retired Police Association is:
- to promote interaction and fellowship among members;
- to protect and advance the interests of its members;
- to support members in cases of sickness or bereavement; and
- to show respect by attending, where possible, funerals of deceased members.
The Association
The Association was incorporated on 13 January 1992. However, it was first formed as an unincorporated body in 1932 and used to meet in the Welfare Club above the old Roma Street Police Station.
Membership is open to former members or staff members of the Queensland Police Service (or any other recognised Police Service/Force) who have retired or resigned from such service with honour and have continued to be of good character and repute.
Spouses/partners of members and police widows can join the Association as associate members.
As at 30 June 2026 the Association had 1,213 Members, Senior Members, Veteran Members, Associate Members, Senior Associate Members, Veteran Associate Members and Life Members.
The affairs of the Association are controlled to a large extent by the State Management Committee and to a lesser extent by seventeen Branches which function throughout the state and in Tasmania.
QBANK (formerly the Queensland Police Credit Union) and the Queensland Police Union of Employees continue to be great sponsors/supporters of the Association.
Patron: Interim Police Commissioner Brett Pointing.