Tyrolean police celebrate heroes - awards for deserved civil servants!

Tyrolean police celebrate heroes - awards for deserved civil servants!

Saal der Bundespolizei, Innsbruck, Österreich - On December 6, 2024, the new security center of the State Police Directorate (LPD) Tirol in Innsbruck celebrated its premiere with a festive award for well -deserved police officers. The award ceremony took place in the "Hall of the Federal Police" and was led by State Police Director Mag. Helmut Tomac as well as his two deputies Genmjr Johannes Strobl and Mag. Johannes Freisisen. In a dignified atmosphere, accompanied by a quartet of the Tyrol police music, under the direction of Kapellmeister Michael Geisler, numerous honors were issued, such as meinzirk.at reported. Chief Inspector Michael Fritzer received the "Golden Medal for Services for the Republic of Austria", while other police members were honored for their long -term loyalty and their commitment.

High awards for Tyrolean police officers

A total of 29 police officers from various departments and districts were awarded for their special services. In his speech, Mag. Tomac emphasized that the honored colleagues not only contributed to their specialist knowledge, but also with their tireless use in Tyrol. "They have proven corps spirit and are the main pillars of police work," said Tomac. In addition, the "Silver Honor for Services for the Republic of Austria" and further thanks and congratulations decrees were awarded to police officers who were retired, according to police.gv.at .

The celebration was a significant moment for the Tyrolean police, since it not only recognized the successes of the past few years, but also focused on the commitment and dedication of the police officers. In the presence of numerous representatives of the LPD Tirol and the State of Tyrol, the event became a solemn occasion that illustrated the importance of police work and the appreciation of the company for its services.