District service alteration in POL-SU: Prior experience preferred for new positions

After a distinguished 44-year career with the police, Robert Adolph has retired, and Chief Inspector Natascha Neuholz has taken over as the district duty officer for Sankt Augustin-Menden and Meindorf.

Chief Inspector Neuholz brings over 30 years of police experience to her new role, with around 18 years spent in Sankt Augustin. Before her appointment as head of the regional police office of Rhein-Sieg district, she was a police chief inspector with experience in district service, and previously held the district duty in Niederkassel.

Chief Inspector Neuholz has a deep understanding of the needs of children, families, and seniors, especially in cooperation with municipalities and authorities. She values direct contact with people for her work in the district duty, and considers personal exchange indispensable for building trust.

In addition to her experience in district service, Chief Inspector Neuholz has special knowledge in the area of traffic accident prevention. She was active in victim protection, and continues to be committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community.

In her free time, Chief Inspector Neuholz is physically active, enjoying hiking and cycling. She is also a fan of Schalke04.

Robert Adolph, the former district duty officer, spent 40 of his 44-year career with the police in Sankt Augustin. He retires with a sense of pride and accomplishment, knowing that he has made a positive impact on the community.

Chief Inspector Neuholz and Robert Adolph are the respective former and current district duty officers for Sankt Augustin-Menden and Meindorf, and the community looks forward to the continued dedication and service they bring to their roles.

District service alteration in POL-SU: Prior experience preferred for new positions