Physical activity plays a key role in the police service, where physical fitness is essential for the performance of police duties. Police officers face a variety of physical challenges, quick reactions and long shifts, which is why maintaining physical fitness is vital. The aim of this work is to determine the types and frequency of organized physical activity of police officers at the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Croatia and their personal attitude about the importance of the same application of the newly constructed questionnaire Police and physical activity by Šimunović and Milić (2023). The sample of respondents is represented by 212 police officers of the Ministry of the Interior from the entire Republic of Croatia (140 police officers or 66.04%, or 72 police officers or 33.96%). The average length of service of all involved respondents is 147.2±9.27 years, they are physically engaged for an average of 1.92±1.66 hours per week, their average body height is 177.06±8.31cm, while the average body mass is 84, 44±16.72 kg. By applying descriptive statistics, it was determined that police officers believe that it is mandatory to perform more frequent tests and control of the motor and functional abilities of their employees, that organized physical activity reduces stress in police work, and that women have made significant progress in the physical form that is necessary in performing of their duties in the police. At the same time, they express personal dissatisfaction with the manner and possibilities of organized physical activities within police administrations, Through a systematic analysis of literature, research and survey analysis, the paper provides a better or deeper understanding of the connection between physical activity and a successful police career and highlights the importance of introducing a program to preserve physical fitness in the police system in order to improve the performance and well-being of police officers.