Public safety & order

The tasks for public safety and order are diverse. From the work of the public order police with the issuing of warnings and fines to road traffic management or the regulation of parking in public traffic areas, current information on parking in public traffic areas.

Warnings & fines office

For matters in violation of the law.

Processing of warning fine proceedings - stationary and moving traffic

Processing of fine proceedings - traffic offences and general administrative offences

Processing of towing measures

Road traffic matters

For processes in the public transport sector.

Arrangement of traffic signs and road markings

Arrangement of road closures

Special use permits for the erection of construction containers, cranes, scaffolding, etc.

Authorisations for street parades and street festivals

Special use licences for posters, banners and information stands

Services relating to road traffic matters

Regulatory affairs

Other processes relating to public safety and order.

Forms

Public order police

The public order police perform general public order tasks, act in the context of hazard prevention and monitor stationary and moving traffic.

Voluntary police service

In the volunteer police service, people work on a voluntary basis to improve safety in the city. Under the motto "Show presence - observe - report", they support the police and public order authorities in the fulfilment of their duties.

The distinguishing feature is a uniform bearing the words "Voluntary Police Service".

Application

Are you interested? In the "Voluntary Police Service", you can provide support for up to 25 hours a month and receive an allowance for your commitment. You will need to complete a special training course organised by the city.

Information and application to the South-East Hesse Police Headquarters

For further information

• Heusenstamm police station

Dangerous goods monitoring

Regulation for companies that transport dangerous goods.

Inspection of companies involved in the transport of dangerous goods
(insofar as it falls within the remit of the regulatory authority)