Struktura svih 12 policijskih distrikta u Danskoj je praktički jednaka. Komesar upravlja distriktom, ispod njega su Zamjenik komesara, Stariji šef istražitelj i Pomoćnik komesara. Zatim slijede tri grane upravljanja: taktička podrška, lokalna policija i specijalne istrage, svaka sa svojim Šefom nadzornikom. Te tri grane imaju jedinice razmještene u po nekoliko policijskih stanica unutar distrikta. Lokalna policija je raspoređena po svim policijskim stanicama na teritoriji distrikta. Policajci stacionirani po stanicama vrše iste dužnosti kao i oni u glavnoj stanici, tako da građani mogu u svakoj stanici, u radnom vremenu, prijaviti zločin, podići izgubljeno vlasništvo ili dobiti kopiju vlastitog kriminalnog dosijea.

      The structure of the 12 police districts in Denmark is practically identical.The Commissioner heads the organisation of the police district, followed by the Deputy Commissioner, a Senior Chief Prosecutor and an Assistant Commissioner. Below the Assistant Commissioner, three line managers, known as Chief Superintendents, are in charge of tactical support, the local police and specialised investigation. The three lines have units at several police stations within the district. Local police are housed at police stations in different places of the police district. Police officers located there are involved in the same police tasks as at the main station, and citizens can go there during opening hours and report criminal offences, pick up lost property and obtain a copy of their own criminal record.

      Redovna policijska uniforma se sastoji od svjetloplave košulje sa oznakom na rukavu. Uobičajeno je nošenje kravate. Oznake činova se nose na ramenima. Postoje različite vrste epoleta (ljetne, zimske, za svečanu uniformu itd...). Hlače su tamnoplave boje i imaju na sebi reflektirajuće trake. Nose se crne službene cipele. Specijalne (taktičke) uniforme se izrađuju od nezapaljivih materijala. Uz ove se uniforme koriste i zaštitne kacige.

      The common uniform is a light blue shirt with the police insignia on the sleeve. Usually a tie is also worn. Rank-insignia is worn on the shoulders. The pants are dark blue with reflective patches. Black shoes are also included in the standard uniform. Special tactical uniforms are made of flame-resistant materials and are worn in situations requiring such equipment. The tactical suit also includes a protective helmet.

BUTTONS  DUGMAD

      Na dugmadima uniforme i epoleta se nalazi ruka na čijem je dlanu oko. Korijeni ovog znaka leže na Bliskom Istoku i sežu do doba Starog Zavjeta, a vjerojatno je i još stariji. Simbolizira prisustvo Božanskog, ruka predstavlja "ruku pravde", ali i ruku pomoći i zaštite, dok je oko svevideće, uvijek budno i spremno zaštititi. Simboli su poznati iz kršćanske tradicije, originalno, odvojeni jedno od drugog, zajedno se pojavljuju tek u 14 vijeku. U početku je ruka bila okrenuta okomito, a kasnije se ustalio prikaz u vodoravnom položaju. Ovaj se dizajn danas nalazi na dugmadi uniformi Danske i Islandske policije.

      The design used for buttons (both uniform and epaullet) is a hand with an eye in the palm. Its origin lies in the Middle East, going back to the time of the Old Testament or possibly earlier. Symbolising the presence of a divinity, the hand is a hand of judgement, help and protection and the eye is the all-seeing eye, ever watchful and protective. The symbols are known in Christian tradition; originally they were separate, the eye being first shown on the palm of the hand in the 14th century. At first the hand was vertical; later it was shown in the horizontal position as on the buttons of the uniforms of both the Danish and Icelandic police.

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