Hidden treasures: You need to know these 5 insider tips for the region!

Hidden treasures: You need to know these 5 insider tips for the region!

The Neustadt an der Weinstrasse police station has a new head! The 45-year-old police chief inspector Thomas Müller takes the lead and promises to strengthen proximity to the citizens. Müller, who previously worked in various functions within the police, sees his new role as an opportunity to intensify cooperation with the population and increase security in the region. “I want citizens to see us as partners,” he explained during his introduction.

The handover of management took place in a ceremonial setting, at which the outgoing head, Police Councilor Klaus Schmidt, shared his experiences and successes of the last few years. Schmidt emphasized the importance of open communication between police and citizens and emphasized the importance of being responsive to community needs. “We have achieved a lot, but there is still a lot to do,” he added. Müller will focus on increasing police presence in the community and actively involving citizens in safety-related issues.

A new course for the police

Müller's appointment marks the beginning of a new course for the Neustadt police station. The new leader plans to introduce regular public consultation hours in order to receive direct feedback from the population. “I want people to know that their concerns are being taken seriously,” emphasized Müller. He will also work to promote prevention projects that aim to prevent crime and strengthen citizens' sense of security.

The Neustadt an der Weinstrasse police station is therefore ready to bring a breath of fresh air to security work under new leadership. Citizens can look forward to seeing what new initiatives and programs will await them in the coming months.