Telephone service temporarily shut down due to high illness rates

In the city of Bergisch Gladbach, citizens are currently experiencing a temporary interruption in the service of the city's switchboard during calendar week 35. This change is due to a high level of illness among city employees, causing the unavailability of the switchboard.

During this period, citizens are encouraged to use the city's homepage or contact the published departments or designated personnel directly for urgent matters. The city's homepage is a valuable resource for finding contact information for city employees, including those responsible for handling emergencies.

The city has not specified an exact date for the switchboard's resumption of service, but it is expected to be staffed again at the beginning of next week. The city has not announced any contingency plans for handling citizen inquiries during this temporary unavailability.

It's worth noting that the unavailability of the switchboard does not seem to be ongoing past the 35th calendar week. Moreover, the switchboard's staffing resumption may provide improved accessibility for citizen inquiries.

The city has not provided information on whether all city services or departments will be affected by the switchboard's temporary unavailability. However, the search results do not reveal the name of the emergency department leader or the responsible staff member in the city administration of Bergisch Gladbach who is reachable during emergencies in calendar week 35.

Citizen inquiries are relevant for many city employees, and the city has published departments or contact persons for urgent cases. The city has not announced any changes to the availability of these published departments or contact persons for urgent cases.

The city's homepage may provide updated information regarding the switchboard's resumption of service, and citizens are advised to check the website regularly for any updates.

In urgent cases, citizens can contact the published departments or contact persons directly for assistance. It's important to remember that the city of Bergisch Gladbach is committed to providing the best possible service to its citizens, and the temporary unavailability of the switchboard does not reflect a lack of dedication or preparedness on the part of the city administration.

In conclusion, the city of Bergisch Gladbach's switchboard is currently unavailable during calendar week 35 due to staff illness. Citizens are encouraged to use the city's homepage or direct contacts for urgent matters, and the city's homepage may provide updated information regarding the switchboard's resumption of service.