24 July - Police Day (Poland)

 

Police Day in Poland, known as Święto Policji, is celebrated annually on July 24. This day commemorates the establishment of the Polish State Police in 1919, shortly after Poland regained its independence following World War I. It serves as a day to honor the dedication, bravery, and service of police officers across the country. Ceremonies and events are held nationwide, including award presentations for distinguished service, parades, and public demonstrations showcasing police skills and equipment. Police Day also emphasizes community engagement, with police officers participating in open houses, educational activities, and outreach programs to strengthen the bond between the police force and the communities they serve. The celebration underscores the important role of the police in maintaining public safety and upholding the rule of law in Poland.