25/08/2026
PNP POSTS 65% TRUST, 63% PERFORMANCE RATINGS IN LATEST OCTA SURVEY
The Philippine National Police (PNP) continues to earn the confidence of the Filipino people, recording a 65% trust rating and a 63% performance rating in the latest OCTA Research Tugon ng Masa Survey for the second quarter of 2026.
The results place the PNP among the government agencies receiving strong public trust and positive performance assessments during the period, reflecting the public’s recognition of the organization’s continuing efforts to maintain peace and order, protect communities, and provide responsive police services.
PNP Chief Police General Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr. welcomed the results, saying the strong ratings are a meaningful reflection of how the public sees the PNP and its work.
“Malaking bagay sa amin ang resulta ng survey dahil galing mismo ito sa pananaw ng ating mga kababayan. Tayo ay nagpapasalamat sa tiwalang ipinagkaloob nila sa PNP. Gagawin namin itong dagdag na inspirasyon para lalo pang pagbutihin ang aming serbisyo at patunayan araw-araw na karapat-dapat kami sa tiwalang ito.”
The Chief PNP said the ratings further encourage the organization to remain focused on providing police services that are professional, responsive, and respectful of the rights of every citizen.
The results also reinforce the PNP’s continuing implementation of its Focused Agenda, particularly efforts under Enhanced Managing Police Operations to make police responses more effective, responsive, and attuned to the needs of communities.
For the PNP, public confidence is strengthened not only by measurable accomplishments, but also by the everyday experiences of people when they interact with police officers—from responding to emergencies and addressing crimes to assisting citizens and helping keep communities safe.
The PNP will continue to support the peace and security priorities of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., while sustaining reforms and initiatives aimed at improving police performance and strengthening public confidence in the organization.
The latest OCTA Research results are an encouraging affirmation for the men and women of the PNP, as well as a reminder of the responsibility that comes with the public’s trust.
The organization remains committed to earning that confidence every day through professionalism, discipline, integrity, and responsive service, consistent with its commitment to a “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas: Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat, at Nararamdaman.”
(PNP-PIO)
