“A bustling street. A quiet building. This is Polizeidirektion 2- Abschnitt 26”
This unassuming building at Rudolstädter Straße 81 has a rich history. It’s more than just a police station. It’s a vital part of the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf community. Since 1975 Polizeidirektion 2- Abschnitt 26 has served this area. Before that it was the police station for Wilmersdorf itself. Built in 1964 the building has witnessed countless events.
The area it covers is diverse. It spans 11.1 square kilometers. It’s home to around 114.000 people. This includes 40 schools and almost 30 senior citizen facilities. Over 30 foreign representations are located here. Two synagogues a mosque and five churches coexist peacefully. Numerous state and federal authorities also call this area home.
Adding to the vibrant atmosphere are the popular street festivals at Rüdesheimer and Prager Platz. Weekly markets fill the small streets around Kurfürstendamm Mecklenburgische Straße and Hohenzollerndamm. Shopping opportunities abound attracting people of all ages.
Green spaces are not lacking. Volkspark Wilmersdorf Wilmersdorf Stadium with its ice rink and swimming pool and Preußischer Park offer respite.
Within Polizeidirektion 2- Abschnitt 26 four local service groups operate. Herr Piskorski heads the first Herr Matuschka the second Herr Gardlo the third and Herr Greiner the fourth. Frau Nowel leads the precinct office handling criminal investigations. The head of Polizeidirektion 2- Abschnitt 26 is Police Director Andreas Volpini.
So next time you stroll through this neighborhood remember the quiet dedication of Polizeidirektion 2- Abschnitt 26. Its officers ensure the safety and security of this bustling community. They are more than just law enforcement. They are the guardians of this unique mix of history culture and modern life in Berlin. They are the silent watchmen of our neighborhood.