Progress in the control center project Pilot 112 in East Thuringia!
Progress in the control center project Pilot 112 in East Thuringia!
Stadtroda, Deutschland - On June 24, 2025, well -known politicians and representatives from various counties gathered in Stadtroda to discuss the progress of the future -oriented control center project "Pilot.112". Among them were Kurt Dannenberg, Mayor of Gera, and Benjamin Koppe, Mayor of Jena. This conference was another switch for the planned complete networking of the control centers in Jena and Gera until 2030, a project that will have far -reaching effects on emergency care in East Thuringia. According to gera.de, the focus of the new legal requirements of the free state is the adaptation of personnel staff and technical infrastructure of the existing control centers.
"Pilot.112" is not just another project, but a real revolution for emergency number 112 in the region. The optimization aims to maintain high quality standards and, where it is necessary, to grant a redundancy of the systems. This ensures that in high load phases, such as that occurs when the emergency calls suddenly increased, can be reacted quickly and efficiently. This initiative is regarded by those responsible as a necessary step to meet the challenges of modern times.
structural changes in planning
The administrative agreement was signed in July 2020, which marked the official start of the necessary structural changes in the rescue control centers. As part of these agreements, the Secretary of State Udo Götze emphasized the importance of a modern structure and the joint work of all actors involved. The originally planned investment requirement of around 50 million euros has now increased to an estimated 131 million euros, of which 70 % are borne by the country, such as n-tv.de reported.The planned halving of the currently twelve regional leaders to nine is seen by many as a way to optimize the operating methods of the emergency services. This applies, among other things, the East Thuringia emergency services association with the districts of Saale-Orla and Greiz as well as Altenburger Land. Nevertheless, municipalities such as Weimarer Land and Eichsfeld keep their own control centers, which makes them duty to manage all the necessary investments themselves.
Current challenges and outlook
A future -oriented aspect of the project is the ability of each control center to take over the operations in the event of system failures and thereby increase the quality of use. This requires close networking and coordination between the various emergency services. All control centers are equipped with modern digital radio in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Authority for Digital Solutions (BDBOS). This means more efficiency and improved communication in crisis situations. The project frame stipulates that technical planning will start this year and that the first sub -projects should be completed by the end of December 2027.
The answer to the increased requirements for technology and personnel qualification is not only a question of financing, but also the logistical implementation. The challenges of digitization in emergency care are great, but through the cooperation between the counties and independent cities of Strengthen we strange and ensure a comprehensive, contemporary emergency aid.
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