Dubai's Al Rashidiya Police Station recorded a 99.05 per cent safety perception rate, among other scores, during an annual inspection.
The station also achieved a 97.45 per cent confidence rate, a 98.2 per cent score in employee happiness, earned five institutional excellence awards and implemented 221 development suggestions as part of its innovation and continuous improvement efforts.
Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, Commander in Chief of Dubai Police, oversaw the inspection, reviewing the station’s operational mechanisms, strategic indicators, and policing services aimed at enhancing community safety and improving customer satisfaction in line with Dubai Police’s vision for institutional excellence.
He was also briefed on the geographical scope of the station, which covers Al Rashidiya, Mirdif, Umm Ramool, Nad Al Hamar, Al Warqaa 4, Mushrif, Festival City, International City, and Ras Al Khor Industrial Areas 1, 2, and 3.
The station oversees an area exceeding 101 square kilometres with 855,000 residents, reflecting its strategic importance in serving residential, commercial, and industrial communities.
At the conclusion of the visit, Al Marri commended the personnel of Al Rashidiya Police Station for their dedication and professionalism, stressing the importance of sustaining development efforts and further enhancing security and service performance indicators to meet future aspirations.
#News | Al Rashidiya Police Station Records 99.05% Safety Perception Rate.
— Dubai Policeشرطة دبي (@DubaiPoliceHQ) May 10, 2026
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