New in the district: Ingo Schneider takes over police services in Paderborn

New in the district: Ingo Schneider takes over police services in Paderborn

Paderborn has a new district service officer who takes responsibility for a large area of the city. Police commissioner Ingo Schneider has been in office since September and succeeds police chief commissioner Renate Zangari. At the age of 39, he has a variety of experiences that he gained in the police and in waking duty.

Schneider is the contact for an important zone that extends from Bahnhofstrasse across the Riemekepark to the fish ponds. His professional career is remarkable; Before joining the police in September 2014, he completed an apprenticeship as a wholesale and foreign trade clerk. This combination of professional qualifications and practical experience should help him meet the challenges of the new workplace.

commitment in the district

"I am looking forward to new challenges in my new sphere of activity and nice conversations with citizens in my district", Ingo Schneider expresses his anticipation for his new tasks. Schneider sees himself as a link between the police and the population and relies on a trusting dialogue. The role of the district service officer extends far beyond pure police work; They act as the contact for the daily concerns of the residents.

District Administrator Christoph Rüther emphasizes: "Mr. Schneider is an experienced civil servant, who certainly succeeds in getting good access to the younger population due to his age." This shows that Schneider not only wants to be accessible to the older citizens, but also takes the concerns of youth seriously.

The tasks of the district service officers are diverse. They are not only on patrol in the district every day, but are also involved in traffic safety work, especially in schools and kindergartens. In addition, they are available to advise the municipal specialist authorities and take on important police tasks at public events, such as youth protection controls and traffic measures during folk festivals.

Availability and office location

For citizens care or questions, police chief commissioner Schneider is easily accessible. He can be reached by phone on 05251 306-2041 or by email to district service.kernstadt.paderborn [at] police.nrw.de. His office is located in Ferdinandstraße 26-28 in Paderborn, with office hours after prior personal agreement.

Ingo Schneider will definitely help strengthen the feeling of security in his district. While the challenges are certainly great, the new district service officer is optimistic and willing to openly approach the people he should represent.