City Police is responsible for the overall policing in the city and has been providing excellent service with well established community participation in crime prevention, maintenance of law and order and traffic management.

The City Police has a network of beats manned by foot patrol and vehicle patrol during day and night. These are backed by special mobile patrol units called Hoysala, traffic patrol and a number of armed striking force mobile units stationed in strategic areas.

The jurisdiction of the City Police has been divided into 5 zones - North, East, West, South and Central. Each zone is headed by an Officer of the rank of Deputy Commissioner of Police. Each zone is sub-divided into sub-divisions headed by Assistant Commissioners of Police which are further divided into Police Stations under the charge of an Officer of the rank of Police Inspector.

Assistant Commissioners of Police are the first line supervisory officers who supervise the working of the Police stations in their jurisdictions and report to their respective Deputy Commissioners of Police.

The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company is the distributor of power the Bangalore region, and other parts of southeastern Karnataka. It receives power from the transmission company, KPTCL, and distributes this among domestic, commercial and other consumers in the city at different rates. It is regulated by the Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission.

The Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation provides city bus services throughout the city and to some destinations beyond the city as well. It is a state-owned company, and operates through 4 Divisions within the city, and more than 30 depots.

The Government of Karnataka (GoK) in order to provide integrated services to the citizens deploying the tools of ICT so as to enhance Speed, Convenience, Certainty and Accountability in providing such services through the concept of a 'One-Stop-Shop’ facility established BangaloreOne Centres across the city of Bangalore. The project was launched on 2nd April 2005 and runs on Public Private Partnership (PPP) model.

‘The Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board’ has created comprehensive infrastructure facilities for setting up of Industries in the State.Karnataka is one of the most industrially advanced states in India, driven by its entrepreneurial spirit, innovative outlook and a stable, approachable Government. These attributes have made it the faster growing state in India, propelling the country’s growth to greater heights.