Emergency Response Directorate

IM NRW / Jochen Tack

Emergency Response Directorate

The Euskirchen police station and the Schleiden police station, including the district officers, belong to the Emergency Response Directorate.

It is primarily responsible for operational security tasks such as patrol duty. You should live safely and feel safe thanks to the fast and professional assistance provided by the police.

Head of the Directorate for Emergency Response/Employment (GE) is Police Director Harald Mertens, who is also Head of the Police Department.

Euskirchen police station

The continuously manned Euskirchen police station is a station of the Emergency Response/Direktion Gefahrenabwehr/Einsatz. The police station is on duty around the clock with several shifts in early, late and night shifts.

The police station is located at the Kölner Straße 76 property.

The local area of responsibility covers the city of Euskirchen including the districts as well as the areas of the towns of Bad Münstereifel, Zülpich and the municipality of Weilerswist.

In addition to the police guard service, a task force is also deployed throughout the entire directorate area to combat street crime. Three service dog handlers are assigned to the Euskirchen police station.

The head of this station is First Chief Superintendent Norbert Breuer.

Police station Schleiden

The Schleiden police station, which is also manned at all times, is also a branch of the Emergency Response/Direktion Gefahrenabwehr/Einsatz. As with the Euskirchen police station, several duty teams are on duty around the clock.

The police station is located in Schleiden at Gemünder Straße 46.

The local area of responsibility covers the town of Schleiden with its districts and the areas of the town of Mechernich and the municipalities of Blankenheim, Dahlem, Hellenthal, Nettersheim and Kall.

It is headed by First Chief Superintendent of Police Thorsten Köpp.