Police organisation
Police Grand-Ducale
Luxembourg’s single national police service, responsible for internal security across the whole country.
At a glance
- Official name
- Police Grand-Ducale
- System
- Luxembourg
- Level of government
- National
- Kind of body
- National police force
- Status
- Currently operating
- Official website
- https://police.public.lu/ — confirmed against the organisation’s own pages on 17 September 2026.
- Facts last checked against sources
- 17 September 2026
What it is
The force states that it is a national service charged with ensuring internal security, that it watches over and contributes to the protection of individual freedoms and rights, and that it acts through preventive, proactive, dissuasive and repressive action. The force presents itself as a single national service rather than as one tier among several, and publishes one emergency number for the police across the territory. Whether any municipal or regional force exists beside it is NOT stated on the page read and is not claimed here.
What it covers
The whole territory of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Broad responsibilities
- General policing across the country
- Protection of individual freedoms and rights
- Preventive and proactive policing
- Criminal enforcement
Who it answers to
The page read describes the force as a national service but does not name its supervising ministry, and none is claimed here.
Elsewhere on this site
- Who polices what — how Luxembourg is structured, against other systems
Where this connects
Roles: Patrol officer.
Institutions: National police.
Sources
Votre Police — Police Grand-Ducale
Police Grand-Ducale · Institutional (self-description) · link verified 2026-09-17
SCOPE: the Police Grand-Ducale only. The force's own 'Votre Police' page in French, read directly. Supports the official French name, the Luxembourgish motto ZESUMME FIR IECH, and the force's own statement that it is a national service charged with ensuring internal security, that it contributes to the protection of individual freedoms and rights, and that it acts through preventive, proactive, dissuasive and repressive action. Site and station counts on the page describe an arrangement that changes and are not published.