Goodhope Police Station

Goodhope Police Station is a police station in Goodhope, a village in southern Botswana, run by the Botswana Police Service. The Botswana Police Service is the country's national police force, with its headquarters in Gaborone. It traces its origins to the Bechuanaland Mounted Police, formed on 1 July 1884, which after reorganisations in the 1890s became the Bechuanaland Protectorate Police. The service gives 999 as its emergency number. Goodhope lies about 48 kilometres from Lobatse, its nearest town, and about 115 kilometres from Gaborone. It is the administrative centre of the Goodhope District Council and the seat of the Rolong Land Board, and it had 5,777 residents at the 2011 census. Its other public institutions include a primary hospital, a clinic, a primary school, a junior secondary school and a secondary school. In an emergency, dial 999, the national police number. The station's own telephone number and counter hours have not been published; the Botswana Police Service's general line, as given on its website, is +267 399 3815.

GCC9+J23, Goodhope, Botswana
Botswana

25°28′43″S 25°25′3″E