Officers from the District Police Headquarters in Bolesławiec verify and inspect locations identified by residents in the National Map of Security Threats app. Thanks to this app, every user can provide the police with information about potentially dangerous locations.

What can be reported through the National Map of Security Threats?

  • acts of vandalism
  • homelessness
  • wild swimming areas
  • illegal waste dumps
  • groups of minors at risk of demoralization
  • poaching
  • dangerous locations in bodies of water
  • illegal tree felling
  • illegal car rallies
  • improper parking
  • ung uarded railway crossing
  • unguarded railway crossing
  • inadequate road infrastructure
  • damage to greenery
  • riding quad bikes in forested areas
  • exceeding the speed limit
  • drinking alcohol in prohibited places
  • drownings
  • use of intoxicating substances
  • stray dogs roaming freely
  • burning grasslands
  • road incidents involving wild animals
  • animal cruelty
  • poor organization of road traffic
  • begging.

Officers serving in the designated areas are responsible for verifying and carrying out activities related to reports in the district. Depending on the type of report, these are officers from the preventive services or traffic department. All points placed on the threat map are verified.

What consequences do offenders face?

Each point is systematically checked by police patrols, and offenders are fined for violations. According to the officers, their actions are producing results, and fewer people are committing offenses in locations marked on the threat map.

I don't have a smartphone—what can I do?

Police officers remind residents that a potentially dangerous location can also be added to the threat map via the link titled National Map of Security Threats, available on the website of the District Police Headquarters in Bolesławiec.

What is the police app not used for?

It should be remembered, however, that the app is not intended for reporting situations requiring urgent police intervention. In such cases, use the emergency numbers 997 or 112.