In 2007, the force had 240 officers serving a population of approximately 85,000.

Its members are nominated by the Government of Andorra based on proposals from the Ministry of the Interior.

The International Police Cooperation Office is part of the Directorate of Police, inside is the National Central Office of Interpol.

There are four Divisions with the following responsibilities: Six groups – for the protection of VIPs, bomb disposal, order maintenance, emergency situations, sniffer-dog training and mountain rescue – are formed by members of the four Divisions; are assembled in response to specific needs; and are assisted by colleagues from neighbouring countries, particularly in organising joint training programmes.

The Police Corps of Andorra is the more heavily armed tactical team of the force; they are officially known as the Grup d'Intervencio Policia d'Andorra (GIPA).