Alteration in Local Administration Services - Expertise Predominantly Derived from Past Experience

In a significant change for the Rhein-Sieg District Police Headquarters, a new Police Chief Inspector, Natascha Neuholz, has assumed the district duty for Sankt Augustin-Menden/Meindorf.

Natascha Neuholz brings over 30 years of police experience to her new role, with approximately 18 of those years spent in Sankt Augustin. Before taking over the Sankt Augustin-Menden/Meindorf station, she held the district duty in Niederkassel.

Chief Inspector Neuholz has a history of success in her roles, particularly in the area of traffic accident prevention. Her deep understanding of the needs of children, families, and seniors, coupled with her experience in victim protection, makes her an ideal choice for this position.

Personal exchange is essential for Chief Instructor Neuholz in building trust, and she values direct contact with people for her work in district duty. In her new role, she will continue to prioritize this approach, ensuring that the community feels heard and supported.

Her predecessor, Commissioner Andreas Pfeiffer, has stepped down after a notable tenure. Notably, Police Chief Inspector Robert Adolph, who spent his entire career in the Rhein-Sieg District Police Headquarters, retired after 44 years with the police, 40 of which were spent in Sankt Augustin. A confessed Schalke04 fan, Adolph leaves behind a lasting legacy.

For further inquiries, please contact the Rhein-Sieg District Police Headquarters Press Office at Phone: 02241/541-2222 or Email: [email protected].

In her free time, Chief Inspector Neuholz enjoys hiking and cycling, activities that no doubt will help her explore her new district and connect with the community. We wish her all the best in her new role.

This article was transmitted via news aktuell from the Rhein-Sieg District Police Headquarters.

Alteration in Local Administration Services - Expertise Predominantly Derived from Past Experience