New hazard prevention center in Greifswald: construction started!

New hazard prevention center in Greifswald: construction started!

A new milestone in the security infrastructure is being set in Greifswald: the laying of the foundation stone for a modern security center took place today, October 29, 2025. This innovative center will play a central role in the Vorpommern-Greifswald district and will be completed by 2027. This is intended to significantly improve the ability to respond to various operational situations, such as natural events, large fires or accidents.

The new center will house essential services. These include the rescue service, a teleemergency medical center - responsible for the entire country - and an integrated control center that is responsible for fire and disaster control. The building will be realized as a three-story building using solid construction and is expected to cost around 33.6 million euros. This shows that the security of citizens in the region is taken seriously and that a good hand for the future is demonstrated here.

A step forward for the region

In order to best meet the diverse requirements for security, the new building will rely on the latest technology. “Due to the central location and the cooperation between the various services, we expect a significantly faster response time,” reported a representative of the district administrator. This improvement is a strategically important investment for the local population, which not only benefits the emergency services, but also offers the citizens of Greifswald more security.

In times when the frequency of natural events and other crisis situations continues to increase, a modern emergency response center is essential. The integration and collaboration of all relevant services in one place ensures that incoming emergencies can be responded to quickly and efficiently. This shows that those responsible in the region have a feel for the needs of the time.

The vision for the future

What is happening in Greifswald is not just a local matter. In a larger context, it illustrates how important security architecture is for the quality of life and safety in cities and communities. Similar developments can be seen in many other cities, which are also focusing on adapting their infrastructure to the current challenges and better protecting their citizens.

The project in Greifswald ensures that different authorities work under one roof, which not only increases efficiency but also strengthens trust in the emergency services. If all goes according to plan, the new emergency response center will be a model for future public safety construction projects that could attract attention beyond the county's borders.

In the midst of these developments, it becomes clear: In Greifswald, the new security center will ensure the safety of the population. At the same time, this also shows how important a modern infrastructure is in overcoming future challenges. The path has been paved for a strong, responsive and well-networked threat response in the region.