The Strategy Unit researches and evaluates local, national and global trends to provide awareness of the current and future environments. Through the Education & Training Unit, the Command ensures that both police and external bodies are educated in relation to terrorism trends and threats. The Unit acts as the conduit for reciprocal information flows between the Command and communities who may fall victim to terrorism, those likely to be impacted by the police use of terrorism powers or communities with persons at risk of radicalisation. The Community Contact Unit employs the Command’s community engagement strategy by engaging with communities to promote positive partnerships and increased understanding of NSW Police Force counter terrorism response arrangements.
The Operations Group provides operational support to the Command through a number of proactive units. Counter terrorism training exercises in NSW are managed through the Exercise Management Unit. This Unit also has a security advisory capability. The Business Contact Unit provides liaison established to facilitate communication between the NSW Police Force and members of the private business sector (see website : ). The Protection Programs Unit is responsible for the delivery of counter terrorism specific protective security strategies through the Critical Infrastructure Protection Unit. The CT Response Unit is responsible for the ongoing development and maintenance of capabilities as defined under the National Counter Terrorism Plan. The Coordinated Response Group brings together a number of operational units and the Command’s resources responsible for coordination within the NSW Police Force and external agencies that have responsibilities in relation to a response to terrorism. The Witness Security Unit is responsible for the administration and management of the NSW witness protection program. The Unit provides specialist advice in the planning and response arrangements to major events which may be at risk of terrorism. The Protection Operations Unit coordinates security operations within NSW for Internationally Protected Persons and public dignitaries considered to be at risk. The Terrorism Investigations Squad works in partnership with the Australian Federal Police, Australian Security Intelligence Organisation and the NSW Crime Commission to investigate all threats (or acts) of terrorism impacting on NSW. The Terrorism Intelligence Unit provides strategic and tactical intelligence support to the Command which includes risk and threat assessment. The Anti Terrorism & Security Group has responsibilities in countering and responding to terrorism through investigative and intelligence operations and provides State security through dignitary and witness protection. The Command’s response comes from four major groups Anti Terrorism & Security Group, Coordinated Response Group, Operations Group and the State Protection Group which are administratively supported by a Business Support Unit. The Command also provides tactical support to general policing throughout the State. The Counter Terrorism & Special Tactics Command is responsible for NSW Police Force’s preparedness for, prevention of and response to the threat of terrorism in NSW. Visit NSW Aviation Command Facebook page. The command also maintain the fleet of NSW Police Force's Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA). Its current fleet consists of five helicopters and three fixed wing aircraft. The command utilises state of the art specialised technology such as rescue winches, Forward Looking Infra Red (FLIR), high definition video camera system, PA system, beam searchlights, downlinking of live video, digital radio systems and Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) navigation systems. Maintenance and servicing of police aircraft.Displays / demonstrations and charity events.
Transport of dignitaries and specialised police.New Year's Eve, Mardi Gras, City to surf, Vivid, etc.) High visibility operations for special events (e.g.Patrol support (searching for offenders).Search and rescue (including missing children, the elderly and lost bushwalkers).Its strategy is to serve from above, statewide, as a force multiplier, adding value at any incident that impacts on officer or public safety. The Aviation Command is more commonly known as PolAir, and provides aerial support to police across New South Wales.
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