The Royal Anguilla Police Force (RAPF), known as the Anguilla Police Force until 1990, is the national police force of the Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean.

The Anguilla Police Force was formed on 28 January 1990,^[2] after Anguilla separated from Saint Christopher and Nevis. It received the "Royal" prefix in 1990.

The Royal Anguilla Police Force is based in The Valley, Anguilla. From 2015, the force was led by Commissioner Paul C. Morrison, who transferred from Sussex Police in England. As of January 2021, the force is being led by David Lynch.^[3]

As of December 2022, the RAPF had a strength of 111 officers.

The RAPF carries out police duties, keeping law and order on the islands.

Recruits to the RAPF carry out training at RAPF Anguilla Recruit Training Center which includes:^[4]

• Physical Training (PT)
• Drill (marching)
• Motor Vehicle Collisions

The recruits wear a uniform similar to RAPF constables, but they wear a baseball cap in training, until they pass the training when they get their normal headdress. This training is carried out internally by RAPF officers.

Like most police forces, the RAPF wear a uniform when on duty and different types for different duties.

RAPF officers including the ones outsider and inside have a wide variety of equipment used for police purposes, such as:

• Patrol vehicles including Ford and Mercedes-Benz^[8][9]
• Radios.