The man purpose of this study is to assess the role of the Information Operations in Community Policing: The Case of the Quezon City Police Department. The target respondent will be the chief of the Police Community Relations (PCR) of QCPD headquarters and chiefs-of-police of the twelve (12) police stations, and the police personnel assigned as focal person per barangay. the researcher used the convenience sampling for the first set of respondents, while for the second set of respondents, no sampling method was used, and their entire population was used. To determine the profile of the respondents, as well as the analysis of data, the descriptive statistical measures like frequencies, weighted mean, and percentages were used.

The Information Operations of QCPD was assessed in terms of Strategy, Application and Concept. Based on the results and findings derived from this study of the assessment and problems encountered in the Information Operations of QCPD, the following policy alternatives includes: for STRATEGY, the policy being recommended is the “Reassessment of the Institutionalization of IO in different police operations and security issues” to effectively address criminality situations in the country. In terms of APPLICATION, the researcher strongly recommends “Designating an Implementation Officer” that will ensure that all the guidelines will be followed and all the plans and goals of the PNP’s IO are being implemented properly. For CONCEPT, to be able to further realize the QCPD’s IO objectives, “Creating an effective Monitoring System Program Application.” This is to make sure IO’s Weekly Matrices and IMPLANs regular submission, as well as the TRIMP/Intel Monitoring and Analysis.

Based on the Summary of Findings and Results, the researcher concludes that the best policy alternative is an assessment of the role of the Information Operations in Community Policing of other police districts in the localized level and in the national level.