National Police Remembrance Day
National Police Remembrance Day is one of the most important events on the NSW Police Force calendar. Commemorated this year on the 29th September it is a day where members of the NSW Police Force and the community remember those officers who have given their lives in the course of their duties.
This year a wreath laying service will be conducted at the Wall of Remembrance in the Domain at 8.45am, followed by a service at St Andrew’s Cathedral, by Sydney Town Hall.
At 10.45am a service will be held at St Andrew’s Cathedral to commemorate the sacrifices made by all police officers who have been killed or died in the course of their duties.
The service is open for all to attend. Guests are asked to be seated by 10.30am.
Other services will be conducted in a number of regional locations. Please see the below for further details.