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State Secretary for Finance Dr. Gisela Splett handed over the extension with a command and situation center for the Offenburg police headquarters on Wednesday after a construction period of around two and a half years. With the structural reform of the police the police departments of Rastatt Baden-Baden and Offenburg were merged. For this the existing building of the former police headquarters in Offenburg had to be expanded.State Secretary for Finance Gisela Splett In addition to the new command and situation center we are providing the employees of the police headquarters with modern offices and rooms for forensic and cyber technology. With a highly efficient heat supply and photovoltaic electricity we ensure climate-friendly accommodation for the police at the Offenburg location. Interior Secretary Wilfried Klenk In order to ensure the safety of the population the police officers at the Offenburg Police Headquarters are confronted with increasingly demanding tasks every day. The modern extension which is adapted to todays needs of police work is important in order to be able to continue to successfully cope with these tasks. I am very pleased that we can support the valuable work of the police in Offenburg with todays handover. The heart of the new four-storey building is the command and situation center where emergency calls will be received throughout the Presidium. For optimal processes the extension is connected to the existing building via a two-storey connecting bridge.The new building has very good thermal insulation. A photovoltaic system with an output of 25 kWp kilowatt peak is installed on the roof. The heat is supplied via the district heating network of the Offenburg district heating system which is currently being set up. In a heating network including the Paul-Gerhardt-Werk eV and the Ortenau Klinikum highly efficient heat is obtained from combined heat and power industrial waste heat and environmental heat.The state has invested around 17 million euros in the location of the Offenburg police headquarters. Structurally and technically the Freiburg Office of the Baden-Wrttemberg State Office of Property and Construction implemented the project.
