Amstetten is recognized for crisis safety: Honor in Tulln

Amstetten is recognized for crisis safety: Honor in Tulln

in the Tulln were awarded the first communities to receive their certificates as part of the "Crisis -proof community" initiative. Amstetten and Biberbach are among the happy winners, which represents significant progress for the security of citizens in these regions.

Mayor Christian Haberhauer and City Councilor Beate Hochstrasser, who is responsible for civil protection, had the honor of receiving the award. The certificate was presented by civil protection president Christoph Kainz, together with deputy governor Stephan Pernkopf and State Councilor Christoph Luisser.

importance of the award

The award is considered recognition for those communities that make a decisive contribution to the safety of their population through careful planning and effective crisis management strategies. Above all, the close cooperation between the municipalities and the Lower Austria Civil Protection Association (NÖZSV) plays a central role. This cooperation makes it possible to react quickly to crisis situations and take the right measures.

The Lower Austria Civil Protection Association promotes targeted actions that not only increase security in the community, but also strengthen the sense of community among citizens. Against this background, the award testifies to a positive and responsible handling of security issues in Amstetten and Biberbach.

Such a positive signal in today's world is of great importance. In view of increasing uncertainties and challenges, be it through natural disasters or other crisis situations, the guarantee of a crisis -proof environment is inevitable for all citizens.

The commitment of municipal leaders and the active participation of the citizens create a strong foundation for security in the communities. The recognition by the Lower Austria Civil Protection Association is therefore not only an award, but also an incentive to continue to work intensively on the safety of the population. Details of this incident are still sparse, but Initiative is to be extended to many other municipalities in the coming years.