Tasmania Police Commissioner Donna Adams has announced a police funeral for Constable Keith Anthony Smith will take place in Devonport on Friday, 27 June.
The funeral will honour Constable Smith's life and commemorate his 25 years of service with Tasmania Police.
Commissioner Adams said Keith's death was a traumatic and tragic event that has shocked Tasmania Police, and the broader community.
"This week has been an incredibly difficult time for our Tasmania Police family, with the death of our respected and committed colleague, Constable Keith Smith," she said.
"Keith served with unwavering dedication and integrity, and his legacy will not be forgotten."
"For many Tasmania Police officers, Keith was more than a colleague – he was a friend, a mentor, and a true embodiment of what it means to serve."
The funeral will be held at 1pm on Friday in Devonport.
At the request of Constable Smith's family, the funeral is only open to family, friends, invited guests and police.
Members of the public are asked to respect the family's wishes for privacy and are asked not to attend the service itself.
Immediately after the funeral, community members will be welcome to pay their respects by observing the guard of honour and funeral procession.
Details of times and locations will be provided at a later date.
Constable Smith was fatally shot on Monday, 16 June, while attending a rural property at North Motton in Tasmania's north-west.
A man has been charged with murder, attempted murder and aggravated assault over the devastating incident. He is due to appear in the Launceston Magistrates Court on Monday, 7 July.
Members of the public are invited to leave a message of condolence or support for Constable Smith's family and Tasmania Police colleagues on the Tasmania Police website. Public memorials have also been set up at Ulverstone and Launceston police stations.
