Recommendation for a policy to safeguard workers from radiation hazards has been solicited by the Commission.
The Central Hesse Police Headquarters recently held a welcome event for 54 new employees, consisting of 46 officers and 8 administrative staff members. Among the attendees was Police President Torsten Krückemeier, who welcomed the new colleagues and wished them a successful start in their new roles.
The event provided an opportunity for the new employees to exchange ideas with their superiors and new colleagues. They received essential information about the structures and organization of the headquarters, ensuring they are well-prepared for their new positions.
The Central Hesse Police Headquarters has a strong online presence, with accounts on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and a dedicated website (www.polizei.hessen.de/ppmh). For further inquiries, the Press and Public Relations team can be contacted at Ferniestraße 83, 35394 Gießen, Germany, by phone at 0641/7006-2045, email at [email protected], or via Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.
Guido Rehr serves as the Press Spokesperson for the Central Hesse Police Headquarters. He highlighted that the new employees bring diverse expertise and experiences to the Central Hesse Police, which will strengthen the units in Central Hesse and contribute to ensuring the safety of citizens in the regions of Gießen, Marburg, Lahn-Dill, and Wetterau.
The news about the new members was transmitted via news aktuell by the Central Hesse Police Headquarters Press Office Wetterau. The new employees will serve on various units of the headquarters, and their addition is expected to bolster the efforts of the Central Hesse Police in maintaining safety and security for the region's citizens. The Central Hesse Police Headquarters thanks the new members for their commitment to serving the safety of citizens in the region.
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