Police in Poland say the country is marking 100 years since the district officer system was created. The force describes district officers as the frontline in local communities. They are meant to accept reports of crime, start the procedures under the Blue Card for domestic-violence cases, draw up paperwork after road collisions, and deliver safety classes in schools. The police service says district officers operate under the same mission nationwide, each time handling calls and paperwork tied to local incidents. Police add that the format includes administrative steps such as taking a report, following the Blue Card process where required, preparing documentation for collisions, and planning and leading school sessions on safety. The latest status described is that the district officer role remains in place as Poland commemorates a century since the institution was set up, with officers continuing these duties across the country.