Landesamt für Zentrale Polizeiliche Dienste NRW
The International Police Cooperation Center (IPCC ) 2024 is all about security during UEFA EURO 2024. The IPCC 2024 has the task of collecting, evaluating and managing all police information relevant to the UEFA EURO 2024 matches in Germany and thus ensuring the best possible nationwide exchange of ...
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What are the tasks of the State Office for Central Police Services? We answer this question in our new image film. We are not known from crime thrillers or action series. But we play a key role in the NRW police force. “No mission without us” is therefore our motto. See for yo...
Are you looking for a great place to work? Then you've come to the right place!
Around 1,600 employees work at the LZPD NRW at ten locations in over 40 different professions. As a higher state authority with an enormous variety of tasks, we are one of the most exciting and secure employers for a ...
As a central service unit within the NRW police force, we support police work on the ground by developing and procuring state-of-the-art technology and equipment.
Read our image brochure to find out what we do and what our heart beats for. From IT and technology to operations and traffic to special tasks in the administrative area of the police, we have a lot to offer. We are the (digital) heart of the police in North Rhine-Westphalia. Curious? Click here.
With a vintage truck, the police in NRW invite you to a coffee and conversation in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Pickpockets find their victims wherever there are lots of people and crowds. The police give valuable tips on how you can protect yourself against the tricks of pickpockets. Open your eyes and close your bag!
A burglary can change your life. That's why "Secure your home - so that it stays your home." Against burglars and for safety and security within your own four walls. Lock up!
"Kurve kriegen" is a crime prevention initiative of the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia that helps children and young people at risk of crime to find ways out of crime.
"Crash Kurs NRW" is a traffic accident prevention program for young adults in which the NRW police, among others, support educational institutions as part of their mobility education. The program is aimed specifically at young people in the 10th and 11th grades as well as vocational school students.
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Sunday morning 03.30 am. On the road at 130 km/h on a country road. On the way home from the disco. The car is full. The girlfriend and two buddies are riding along. Slight bend to the right. Taken easily. A little faster is still possible. Everything is easy. 140 km/h. Left-hand bend. Will fit. Oh....
Don't distract yourself - no cell phone at the wheel.
The State Office for Central Police Services also posts for you on Facebook. Please note the data protection information in this article.
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IM NRW / Jochen TackImageSymbolic image of speed camera messages
