The State Domestic, Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Unit (SDFV&VPU) aims to develop, enhance, support and drive QPS capability to prevent, disrupt, investigate, and respond to incidents involving domestic and family violence and harm to vulnerable persons.

The SDFV&VPU advocates and supports delivery of holistic, victim-centric, and trauma-informed responses to address the needs of individuals, reduce harm and make Queensland the safest state.

Security and Counter-Terrorism prepares for, prevents, disrupts, protects from and responds to security threats and terrorism.

The Child Abuse and Sexual Crime Group focuses on the specialist capability units: Argos, Child Protection Offender Registry and Child Trauma, Sexual Crimes and the new Youth Justice Unit.

The Homicide Investigation Unit aims to provide special investigative and intelligence support to regional police into the investigation of homicides.

The Financial and Cyber Crime Group (FCCG) is a specialist group with responsibility for conducting and assisting in investigations of major and serious fraud, arson offences, identity crimes/theft, money laundering and internet and computer-related crime.

QPS Media and Public Affairs (MPA) is responsible for ensuring effective and timely public messaging to keep the community informed about public safety and crime issues as well as other broader issues that impact on the people of Queensland.

The Forensic Services Group provide a diverse range of field and laboratory rapid quality assured forensic services to support frontline police in investigating, solving and stopping crime.

The Criminal Investigation Branch is comprised of self-motivated and dedicated investigators who work in a team environment. The investigators in this work unit are required, due to the dynamics of their area of control, to perform to an exemplary standard both within work and outside of it.

The Covert and Specialist Operations Group (CSOG) comprises of high-level expertise and innovation through the delivery of specialist covert and technical capabilities in support of counter-terrorism, public safety, organised and serious crime-related investigations.

The Crime Prevention unit delivers state-wide prevention programs such as Neighbourhood Watch, home security and personal safety information.

The Drug and Serious Crime Group works with Districts and Regions to target serious and organised crime issues impacting on the Queensland community. The Drug and Serious Crime Group consists of primary investigation units covering organised crime, drugs and stock crime.

The Ethical Standards Command protects the high standards of integrity and professionalism necessary to maintain the trust and support of our community.

The Explosive Ordnance Response Team (EORT) provides a specialist response to incidents involving Improvised Explosive Devices and other improvised hazards.

The Missing Persons Unit provides support to front line police in districts throughout the State in the form of specialised searches with financial, insurance institutes, Centrelink, Medicare, overseas enquiries along with other intelligence systems.

Policelink provides members of the Queensland community online and telephone reporting capability for a variety of occurrence reports and general policing matters.

The Policy and Performance division is responsible for policy leadership, accountable governance and informing strategy direction and engagement.

The Negotiator Coordination Unit assist in creating peaceful resolution to situations without loss of life, injury to any person or damage to property.

The Prosecution Unit provides a professional prosecutorial function and legal support in the delivery of high quality, innovative, progressive and responsive policing services.

The Protective Services Group (PSG) provides a range of efficient, effective, and ethical security services to Queensland Government clients across the state including static guarding, mobile patrols, alarm monitoring, building services, security consultancy, vulnerability risk assessment and technical services.

Recruitment and Training attract, engage and recruit the right people with the skills and capabilities to best serve the current and future Queensland community

Scenes of Crime officers provide the first forensic response to crime scenes. Their task is to undertake initial forensic examinations at crime scenes where photographs, fingerprint examinations and the collection of physical evidence, including DNA, are required, and to identify those scenes where other forensic specialists should be utilised.

The State Intelligence Group (SIG) provides useful information and intelligence to strategic and frontline decision-makers to enable them to deploy police officers and other resources at the right time and place, doing the right thing to stop crime and make the community safe.

The Disaster Management Unit provides disaster management expertise, training and exercising to internal and external parties across the state.

The Railway Squad provides a visible dedicated policing presence on Queensland Rail passenger trains and railway stations across the Southeast Queensland CityTrain Network. The Railway Squad works at a variety of locations strategically positioned across the rail network.

The Drug and Alcohol Coordination Unit (DACU) ensures alcohol and other drug issues relevant to law enforcement are being addressed and coordinated in line with the guidelines and goals of the National Drug Strategy.

The QPS Legal Unit represents the service before courts (primarily District and Supreme Courts) as well as the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) and other tribunals in relation to discipline matters, discrimination, inquests, objections, judicial reviews and appeals.

The Public Safety Response Team (PSRT) is a specialist unit that works to support regional policing strategies when responding to incidents of critical level violence or public disorder and civil disobedience.