The PNPA Logo

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  • Academy Logo – the Academy Logo, in the shape of a native shield (Kalasag), depicts the importance of the public safety services in protecting the citizenry and in pursuing the commitment of the Academy according to its mandate, which is to develop the management and leadership qualities and skills of the country’s future public safety service officers.
  • Motto – “To learn today, to lead tomorrow”.
  • Philosophy – The PNPA is committed to develop Cadets into competent public safety officers, with management and leadership qualities, sound moral character and personality befitting that of a professional “public safety officer with a heart” based on strong democratic ideals and processes with respect to the almighty creator, authority, human rights and directed towards community leadership.
  • Core Values – The PNPA adopts the core values of the PNP which are Maka-Diyos, Makabayan, Makatao, at Makakalikasan.
  • Code of Conduct and Ethical Standard. The code of conduct and ethical standard is in accordance with existing rules and regulations such as the PNP Professional Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards and RA 6713, An Act establishing a Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees.




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