Police Cantonment Complex, Singapore

Police Cantonment Complex, Singapore (7 July 2011)


Police Cantonment Complex (GPS: 1.2784, 103.83945) is a government building in Bukit Merah, Singapore. It is located at the junction between New Bridge Road and Cantonment Road. Although the present complex was completed in July 2001, it offers a continuity for Cantonment Road as site for a police cantonment going back to the early years of Singapore.

The Police Cantonment Complex comprises a 25-storey tower block, with podium blocks of 6 to 9 storeys, and 4 levels of basement parking. It has a total floor area of 106,400 sqm, and is owned by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The complex serves as a head office of the country's police force, with the various divisions housed in different blocks. The Central Police Division, together with the Bukit Merah Neighbourhood Police Centre, occupies Block A. The Central Narcotics Bureau occupies Block B, the Criminal Investigation Department Block C while the Commercial Affairs Department Block D.

Taking the MRT to Police Cantonment Complex

On foot, Police Cantonment Complex is 50 meters from Outram Park MRT Station (EW16).

Police Cantonment Complex is on the Map of New Bridge Road, Singapore

Police Cantonment Complex is on the Map of Bukit Merah, Singapore

Police Cantonment Complex, Singapore (29 July 2017)

Police Cantonment Complex on Google Maps Street View

Police Cantonment Complex (Mar 2018)

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