Michael Bauer: New head of the Winnenden police station

Michael Bauer: New head of the Winnenden police station

Michael Bauer took over the management of the Winnenden police station on August 1, 2024 after Andreas Lindauer retired. This means not only a change of personnel, but also an important step for police work in the region.

a change with importance

The appointment of Michael Bauer as the new head of the police station is of great importance for security and order in Winnenden. Trust in an experienced police officer is estimated by the police and the community. Police President Reiner Möller was pleased with the occupation of the management position with farmer who has many years of experience.

The career of Michael Bauer

Bauer, a 52-year-old first police chief commissioner, has been working in the police service of the State of Baden-Württemberg since 1989. He completed his training at the riot police in Göppingen and gained extensive experience in the strip and investigative service in the Rems-Murr district. In 2010, his promotion to the upper police enforcement service followed after studying at the University of Police in Villingen-Schwenningen. This well -founded training makes him a suitable leader for the police station.

A look into the future

The new role brings responsibility that farmers concerns with enthusiasm. He has worked for a long time at the Aalen Police Headquarters and is now ready to contribute his experience in Winnenden. "After my many years of activity, I look forward to the new tasks and challenges at the Winnenden police station," said the married father of two children who lives in Welzheim.

stability and continuity

After the resignation of Andreas Lindauer, the first police chief commissioner Friedhelm Veigel temporarily took over the management. With the takeover by Bauer, stability now returns to the top of the area, which is of great importance for the local community and the police staff.