INTERPORTPOLICE was established in 1969 as a specialised security organization by and for the support of port police authorities globally.

Our mission is to integrate efforts at an intergovernmental level to address the challenges of security, transnational crime, and terrorism by protecting public safety, transport systems, and critical infrastructure to assist in preserving the world’s transportation systems and port security communities. Protective and Preventive policing is that aspect of law enforcement that provides a deterrent to crime and terrorism and is a defining characteristic of modern policing and security.

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Service and History

Our security service interagency organization was started over 55 years ago by global authorities to address serious transnational crime. The essential aspect of our mission is the collaboration of law enforcement and security, working as a team to address public safety, the protection of critical infrastructure, and ensuring safe transportation, supply chain, and borders.

As a global team, we are more effective and resilient as a global force.

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Our emblem and shield were updated for the first time in 2011 since 1972. Added are 37 stars representing our fallen colleagues from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department on September 11, 2001. These stars are a continuous reminder never to forget our fallen officers and officials and to those who follow in their path, working every day to fight terrorism and serious transnational crime. Fred V. Morrone, Superintendent of Police and Director of Public Safety of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police, was the INTERPORTPOLICE's executive vice president and incoming Board President.

We empower authorities and their security communities worldwide with collective knowledge and capabilities, offering leading security practises, risk mitigation programmes resources, training, and events.

One of the foremost outcomes is the collaboration and connections made. We invite airport, seaport, transport, and border agencies to take advantage of these programs to further collaborate with other authorities and connected organizations, to stand with them in harmony, and to work for common public safety efforts throughout respective communities and worldwide.