Police inspection Julius-Standler-Platz is moving: New location from November 19th

Von WOM

The police inspection on Julius-Standler-Platz is preparing for a move and leaves its previous replacement district. It was announced in an official announcement that the party traffic will be suspended from November 4 to 19, 2024, whereby the official accessibility is temporarily not available from Monday to Friday from 7 a.m.

After the move, the inspection at its new location at Nordbergstrasse 5 in the Vienna district of Alsergrund will be based. The official commissioning of the new office is scheduled for November 19. The changeover to the new location is part of a larger plan to improve the accessibility and service quality of the police.

Details about the move

Due to the move, the police inspection will in future move into more modern space that will be better equipped in order to meet the requirements of today. This step could also have a positive impact on the efficiency and daily processes of the civil servants.

The decision to suspend party traffic during this period was made to ensure a smooth change. During this phase, the population is asked to consider alternative ways to contact the authorities. Information about other institutions or possible contacts is available on the police website.

A change like this is usually accompanied by a certain degree of organizational effort, so understanding and patience are recommended to the citizens. Such changes are particularly important in order to meet the steadily growing urban population and the associated challenges.

For more information about the move and the new contact details of the police inspection, it is recommended to visit the official website of the police, where updates are regularly provided. The population is always encouraged to contact the authority directly on questions or concerns.

A move of this kind not only means a physical change of location, but also reflects the police commitment to continuously improve and adapt to the needs of the community. Further information on the backgrounds of these changes are in the article by www.vienna.at to read .