| Establishment date | Established on September 1, 2000, the École nationale de police du Québec (ENPQ) replaces the Institut de police du Québec pursuant to the Police Act (R.S.Q., c. P-13.1) |
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| Type of establishment | Legal person governed by public law and mandatary of the Government (R.S.Q., c. P-13.1) |
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| Number of employees | 520 including 188 permanent employees, 310 casual employees and 22 contract employees (as of June 30, 2021) |
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| Mission | To contribute to the training and development of Quebec police officers through teaching and research |
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| Values | - Respect: To act at all times with every human being, regardless of their differences, in a manner that respects their dignity, rights and freedoms.
- Integrity: To be fair, honest, impartial and loyal towards individuals and our democratic institutions, which include the concepts of probity, honesty and ethics.
- Discipline: To act with professionalism by demonstrating competence and exemplary conduct.
- Commitment: To provide quality service by combining efforts and teamwork in the search for excellence.
- Sense of responsibility: To be responsible for and critical of one’s actions. To use the information and resources at one’s disposal wisely.
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| Funding | Breakdown of the source of funding - 36.9% or $16,423,086 from police forces (1% of the total payroll of the police personnel of each Quebec police force)
- 46.5% or $20,736,082 from the clients of public and parapublic security, as well as revenue from registration and accommodation
- 11.9% or $5,308,325 from a Quebec Government subsidy - Rent
- 4.7% or $2,069,533$ from a Quebec Government subsidy - Others
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| Revenue | - $44,234,127 (June 30, 2021)
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| Eight major campus components | Total area of 33.75 acres (136,570 m2) - Main building (former Nicolet Seminary) – Administration, accommodation, training, cafeteria (A, B, C, E, F and G wings)
- Sports centre (H wing)
- Amphitheatres (D wing)
- Four simulation buildings (K, L, M, N)
- Training and lodging pavilion (P)
- Driving track (outside the campus)
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| ENPQ is: | - 648 police cadets trained annually in a mock police station to give them their licence to work.
- More than 200 advanced training courses in the three areas of police work (police patrolling, police investigation and police management) including some university courses.
- A bachelor’s degree in public security, in joint responsibility with the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, as well as a graduate program.
- An average of more than 12,000 registrations annually in basic training courses and programs in police management or investigation, advanced training courses as well as First Nations training activities;
- Nearly 1,500 registrations in basic training programs and advanced training courses customized for public security clients including correctional officers, highway controllers, MSP special constables, STM inspectors, BEI investigators, etc.
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