Baden-Baden: 70 new jobs through police department and training center!

Baden-Baden: 70 new jobs through police department and training center!

In Baden-Baden there are news that is important for the entire region. The city becomes the scene of a new joint location for the traffic police department and a operational training center. This was announced by police chief Jürgen Rieger in an interview with Nadja Milke. In addition to improving police work, this project also means creating around 70 new jobs, a positive development for the local economy and the citizens: inside.

Jürgen Rieger, who has been in office since June 1, 2025 and has succeeded Reinhard Renter, emphasizes the relevance of these measures for the security architecture in Baden-Württemberg. Born in Stuttgart, who grew up in a village near Freudenstadt, has a rich horizon of experience in various police services. It is also important to him to communicate in the police work, which he considers to be essentially considered to gain and consolidate the trust of the citizens:

new impulses for the police

The announcement fits into the scope of the ongoing police structure reform, which Interior Minister Thomas Strobl drives in close cooperation with Rieger. This reform, which Interior Minister Reinhold Gall brought to the state parliament, aims to make the police fit for modern challenges such as cyber crime and organized crime. The current police structure comes from a time when many of these problems were not yet foreseeable.

Rieger, who also has extensive experience in the Ministry of Interior's operating centers, has already dealt intensively with the police structure reform and can therefore submit well -founded proposals to improve police work. Together with the decision -makers in the state parliament, the reform should ensure the security of the citizens: to ensure inside and to adapt the police to the new circumstances as soon as possible.

personal background of the police chief

Rieger, who can look back on a multifaceted career, not only brings technical expertise, but also personal commitment. In addition to his company in the police, he is also firmly anchored in the community and was actively working as a youth coach in the football club. His wife, art teacher, has aroused his interest in architecture, which may also be reflected in the planning for the new locations.

The directly upcoming developments in Baden-Baden are therefore not only relevant for the police, but also take a step towards improved security and a new working environment for the police officer: Inside.

The progress in the planning of the transport police department and the operational training center are a consistently positive aspect for Baden-Baden and the surrounding communities. As Jürgen Rieger tends to say: "We have a lot and tackle it!"

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