Tanglin Police Division

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An officer from Tanglin Police Division on crowd-control duty at the National Day Parade, 2004.
An officer from Tanglin Police Division on crowd-control duty at the National Day Parade, 2004.

The Tanglin Police Division (or 'E' Division, Chinese: 东陵警区) is a police division of the Singapore Police Force. It manages a varied, highly urbanised area of central Singapore, which includes the public housing towns of Bishan, Toa Payoh and parts of Kallang, large areas of private housing areas such as those in Bukit Timah and Novena, as well as key commercial areas such as Orchard Road and Clarke Quay. Policing duties are carried out from five Neighbourhood Police Centres (NPC) and twelve Neighbourhood Police Posts (NPP).

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[edit] History

The 'E' Division was headquartered at Orchard Police Station in the Orchard Road area, before moving to Tanglin Police Station at 17 Napier Road between Orchard Road and the Botanical Gardens in 1980.[1] Tanglin Police Station was opened by the then Minister for Home Affairs, Mr Chua Sian Chin, in June 1981. With the implementation of the NPC system in July 2001, the headquarters was moved to its present site at 21 Kampong Java Road on 6 May 2001.

[edit] Establishments

  • Tanglin Police Divisional Headquarters
    • Bishan Neighbourhood Police Centre
      • Bishan Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Thomson Neighbourhood Police Post
    • Bukit Timah Neighbourhood Police Centre
      • River Valley Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Kim Seng Neighbourhood Police Post
    • Kampong Java Neighbourhood Police Centre
      • Whitley Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Moulmein Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Cairnhill Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Whampoa Extended Police Post
    • Orchard Neighbourhood Police Centre
    • Toa Payoh Neighbourhood Police Centre
      • Boon Teck South Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Kim Keat Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Potong Pasir Neighbourhood Police Post
      • Aljunied Neighbourhood Police Post

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ Akbur, Peer M. (2002). Policing Singapore in the 19th and 20th centuries. Singapore Police Force, 109. ISBN 981-04-7024-X. 

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Singapore Police Force Establishments
Ang Mo Kio Police DHQ

NPCs: Ang Mo Kio North | Ang Mo Kio South | Hougang | Sembawang | Serangoon | Sengkang | Yishun North | Yishun South
NPPs: Chong Pang | Hougang | Kebun Baru | Nee Soon South | Paya Lebar | Serangoon Gardens | Serangoon North | Teck Ghee

Bedok Police DHQ

NPCs: Bedok North | Bedok South | Changi | Geylang | Marine Parade | Pasir Ris | Tampines
NPPs: Bedok | Chai Chee | Changkat | Eunos | Geylang Serai | Geylang West | Joo Chiat | Kaki Bukit | Kampong Kembangan | Kampong Ubi | MacPherson | Marine Parade | Mountbatten | Siglap | Tanah Merah | Tampines East | Tampines North

Central Police DHQ

NPCs: Bukit Merah East | Rochor
NPPs: Kallang | Kampong Glam | Kolam Ayer | Kreta Ayer | Radin Mas | Tanjong Pagar | Tiong Bahru

Clementi Police DHQ

NPCs: Bukit Merah West | Clementi | Jurong East | Queenstown
NPPs: Alexandra | Ayer Rajah | Bukit Timah | Buona Vista | Clementi | Commonwealth | Dover | Pasir Panjang | Telok Blangah | Ulu Pandan | West Coast

Jurong Police DHQ

NPCs: Bukit Batok | Bukit Panjang | Choa Chu Kang | Jurong West | Nanyang | Woodlands
NPPs: Boon Lay | Bukit Batok | Bukit Panjang North | Bukit Panjang South | Choa Chu Kang | Hong Kah North | Hong Kah South | Jurong | Marsiling | Nanyang Extended

Tanglin Police DHQ

NPCs: Bishan | Bukit Timah | Kampong Java | Orchard | Toa Payoh
NPPs: Aljunied | Bishan | Boon Teck South | Cairnhill | Kim Keat | Kim Seng | Moulmein | Potong Pasir | River Valley | Thomson | Whampoa Extended | Whitley