Eleven new police officers begin in Dalarna

Today on July 20 the Dalarna police area receives eleven new police assistants.

The new police assistants consist of four women and seven men. Four start in the Falun local police area, five in Borlänge and two in Mora.

Three have completed the functional police education. Two focused on volume crime investigations and one on fraud.

Zandra Runo, head of chancellery in the police area, says she is proud to welcome the colleagues. She notes that more officers make it possible to be more visible and build safety together with citizens.

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Norwegian police and surveillance cameras at the Dansbandsveckan festival in Malung for enhanced security.
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Security strengthened at Dansbandsveckan in Malung

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Norwegian police and extra cameras have been deployed during Dansbandsveckan in Malung to enhance security.

Today 38 police students graduate in Police Region Mitt and they begin their posts already on Monday.

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Today 49 aspiring police officers begin their aspirant service in Polisregion Mitt. They will serve in the areas of Gävleborg, Västmanland and Uppsala for six months.

In mid-June, Police Region Mitt joined a global operation against human trafficking by inspecting massage salons and restaurants in Uppsala, Gävle and Västerås.

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Several restaurants in Mora, Orsa, Älvdalen and Malung-Sälen have been exposed for hiring people without work permits.

Region Dalarna has decided to increase support for the culture bus by one million kronor in the 2027 budget. The initiative gives more school classes in the county the chance to visit theaters and museums.

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Region Dalarna enters summer with staff shortages at health centers and fewer ambulances. Patients with less acute issues may face longer wait times.

 

 

 

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