The Queensland Police Service (QPS) recently hosted the Community Safety and Careers Expo at the Toowoomba TAFE oval, offering valuable insights into careers in policing and emergency services. The event, held on May 31, attracted community members from Toowoomba and surrounding areas, providing them with a firsthand look at the various roles within the QPS. Attendees had the opportunity to witness tactical demonstrations, engage in discussions with serving officers and recruits, and learn about the application process. Specialized units like the Tactical Crime Squad, Water Police, Highway Patrol, and Mounted Unit showcased their responsibilities, while current recruits shared their experiences from the QPS Academy. Throughout the expo, informative seminars focused on police recruitment and community safety, with presentations led by District Crime Prevention Coordinators. Additionally, displays and personnel from the State Emergency Service (SES) and Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) highlighted the collaborative efforts of emergency services in ensuring public safety. Acting Commissioner of Police, Shane Chelepy APM, emphasized the event’s role in inspiring the next generation of police officers and emergency responders. He underscored the diverse career opportunities within the QPS and the community-driven approach that underpins the service’s operations. The expo aimed to showcase the rewarding and challenging aspects of a career in policing, encouraging individuals to consider joining the QPS. Acting Commissioner Chelepy expressed gratitude to all participants and partners for their contributions to making the event a success, emphasizing the importance of safety, education, and community engagement. For those interested in pursuing a career in the Queensland Police Service, opportunities abound for individuals looking to make a positive impact in their communities. With a wide range of roles and responsibilities, a career in policing offers endless possibilities for growth and service. Aspiring recruits can visit PoliceRecruit.qld.gov.au to learn more about joining the QPS and becoming part of a dedicated team committed to public safety and community well-being. Post navigation Sunshine Coast Motorbike Speeding Offence Man Arrested for Unlawful Use of Stolen Vehicle in Mt Kynoch