New Directorate of Transport head appointed: Pol-LIP
Ready to hit the roads of Lippe with a seasoned pro? Meet Julia Breitenstein, the new boss lady of the Traffic Division in Lippe, North Rhine-Westphalia. Starting from October 1, 2024, she'll be in charge of traffic management, services, accident prevention, and the Traffic Commission, and she'll also be doling out career advice to higher-ups within the Lippe Police Department[1].
She's more than qualified for the job. A whiz kid in the world of law enforcement, Julia earned her stripes in Wuppertal, Hamm, Hagen, Soest, and even the Ministry of the Interior of North Rhine-Westphalia. Oktoberfest isn't the only thing that's brewing in Bavaria, huh?
Peter Pauls, her predecessor, has skedaddled to the Police and Public Administration College of North Rhine-Westphalia in Bielefeld. The silent handover went down like a bag of hot potatoes. But Julia's ready for the challenge. She's already had a taste of the asphalt jungle, and she can't wait to work with her new team to keep Lippe's roads safe.
Julia's a runner, and jogging helps her think. But she's more than just a pretty face and a steely nerves of steel. When she travels, she loves to strap on a backpack and explore the world. By checking out traffic systems in other countries, she uncovers innovative ways to boost safety in Lippe. What she brings to the table is pure ingenuity and a passion for keeping the roads safe.
Got any questions? The press office at the Lippe Police Department is just a phone call away[1]. Just don't call them collect, or Julia might have your number blocked faster than you can say "speed trap."
So, let's give a warm welcome to the rookie-in-charge, Julia Breitenstein! Here's to a world-class traffic safety operation in Lippe.
[1] Police Lippe, transmitted via news aktuellSource: ots
Julia Breitenstein, the new leader in Lippe's Traffic Division, brings her extensive experience in law enforcement to finance the development of safe traffic management and services. Her innovative approaches, acquired through her travels and studies of traffic systems in various countries, aim to strengthen business operations in Lippe's police department.
