Sri Lanka Police

Thalatu Oya Police Station is a local law enforcement office located in Thalatu Oya, within the Pathahewaheta Divisional Secretariat of Sri Lanka’s Central Province. It serves the surrounding community by maintaining public safety, handling legal matters, and supporting civil administration.
📍 Location: Thalatu Oya, Central Province, Sri Lanka
📞 Contact: +94 812 404 384

The Wattegama Police Station is located on Wattegama–Wavinna Road, in the town of Wattegama, Sri Lanka. It serves as a key law enforcement hub for the surrounding area, handling everything from traffic issues to criminal investigations.

📞 Contact Number: +94 81 247 6222
📍 Address: Wattegama–Wavinna Rd, Wattegama, Sri Lanka

The Katugastota Police Station is located in the town of Katugastota, within the Kandy District of Sri Lanka’s Central Province. It plays a key role in maintaining law and order, handling criminal investigations, traffic management, and community policing in the region.

The Deputy Inspector General (DIG) for Central Range West oversees police operations across the Kandy District, ensuring law enforcement, public safety, and crime prevention in one of Sri Lanka’s most culturally significant regions. This range includes urban, suburban, and rural police stations, covering heritage sites like the Temple of the Tooth, major towns like Peradeniya and Katugasthota, and surrounding villages.

Typical Opening Hours

• Monday to Sunday: Open 24 Hours
• Emergency Hotline: 119 (Sri Lanka Police)

If you’re planning a visit for administrative matters (e.g., police clearance, complaints), it’s best to go during regular office hours (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM) on weekdays.

The ASP (Traffic) in Kandy is a senior officer in the Sri Lanka Police responsible for overseeing traffic operations within the Kandy district. This role is crucial due to Kandy’s high traffic density, narrow roads, and its status as a cultural and tourist hub.

🛠️ Key Responsibilities

• Traffic Regulation: Ensuring smooth vehicular flow, especially during peak hours and religious or cultural events.
• Accident Management: Coordinating responses to road accidents and maintaining accident statistics.
• Public Safety: Enforcing road safety laws and educating the public on traffic rules.
• Event Coordination: Managing traffic during major events like the Esala Perahera, which draws thousands of visitors.
• Parking Enforcement: Monitoring illegal parking and implementing parking regulations.
• Collaboration: Working with municipal authorities and transport departments to improve infrastructure and traffic flow.