High security measures for Hessentag: Police ready around the clock!

High security measures for Hessentag: Police ready around the clock!

Heinrich-Heine-Straße 36, 61118 Bad Vilbel, Deutschland - The Hessentag, a highly expected festival, opened its goals in Bad Vilbel today. The police are ready to ensure the safety of visitors during the ten -day event. As the FNP is reported by Thorsten Fleischer, the leading police officer from the police headquarters, responsible for the smooth process. Police officers can be seen everywhere in the city, both in uniform and in civilian clothing, which contributes to the safety of the festival runners.

Although the preparations were intensively, there are currently no specific indications of dangers for the Hessentag. A Hessentagwache at Heinrich-Heine-Straße 36 is occupied around the clock and can be contacted on 06 41/70 06-89 70. In emergencies, the police emergency call is also available under 110 to provide support.

security measures and traffic disruptions

A look at the security precautions shows that the city of Bad Vilbel has taken extensive measures. As the Hessenschau were closed and areas were fenced in order to create a safe setting. Mayor Sebastian Wysocki (CDU) has clearly spoken out for a safe Hessentag, and the security concepts have been adapted again and again in recent years, especially after significant security incidents in other cities.

The number of police officers is not officially announced, but the presence is reinforced by mobile video surveillance and weapon ban zones. Traffic restrictions for all types of vehicles are in force and Frankfurter Straße is declared a "Hessentagenstrasse", which means that parking is not permitted there. Residents need a special parking permit to be able to park in the core city, and the city recommends using all visitors, public transport or bicycles for arrival.

public transport as an alternative

Another important aspect are the expanded public transport. Bad Vilbel is approached by the S6 S-Bahn line and regional trains. The RMV Managing Director Knut Ringat assures that there is sufficient personnel available to guarantee smooth transport even during the Hessentag. The bus lines 365 and 551 are reinforced, and line 30 drives with articular buses to manage the increased passenger numbers that can be expected during the festival.

The police also offer behavioral tips to increase the safety of the participants. This includes recommendations to carry only necessary cash and to safely stow any valuables. It is advised to always keep an eye on bags and to inform the emergency services in the event of suspicious perceptions. These tips are particularly important in order to enjoy the festival carefree.

The comprehensive preparation and the committed work of the police and the city administration show that security is in the top priority so that the Hessentag remains a lavish and safe festival for everyone. Further information on current developments and security measures is spreading the police about social media such as X, Instagram and Facebook.