Police facility established in the capital city
New Police Substation Opens in Sarayshik District
A new police substation, numbered 69, has been established in the Sarayshik district of the capital. The opening of the police substation is part of the strategy to strengthen police presence in each district and implement the 'Law and Order' principle.
The police substation, located on the ground floor of the "Bravo Family" residential complex at 23/1, Shamshi Kaldayakov Street, covers an area of 115.8 square meters. Six police officers will be working at the new substation, responsible for maintaining public order, responding promptly to citizens' appeals, and conducting preventive work.
The inauguration ceremony of police substation 69 was attended by the head of the Almaty Department of Internal Affairs, Marat Tulebaev, the district's akim, and a city maslikhat deputy. According to Tulebaev, the goal is to be closer to the people, to promptly respond to challenges, and to ensure the safety and comfort of every resident.
Strategically important and socially significant objects, including two schools, are located in the serviced territory of police substation 69. The police officers at the new substation will conduct preventive work to ensure the safety of these institutions and the surrounding community.
While the 'Law and Order' principle is currently emphasized through increased aggressive policing and federal involvement in some jurisdictions to improve safety and enforce crime control, the 'police within walking distance' approach, a community policing strategy, is not explicitly detailed or linked to these recent policies in available information. However, the opening of police substation 69 can be seen as a step towards implementing the 'police within walking distance' principle, aiming to encourage police officers to be physically present and accessible in neighborhoods, enhancing trust and quicker response times.
This news is reported by Vechernyaya Astana, citing Polisia.kz, and is part of the ongoing implementation of the 'police within walking distance' principle in various districts. The police officers at the new substation are committed to serving the community and ensuring a safe environment for all residents.
The opening of police substation 69 in the Sarayshik district, part of the 'police within walking distance' principle, seeks to enhance trust and quicker response times, bridging the gap between law enforcement and the community.Staying true to their commitment, the police officers at the new substation will also focus on the safety of strategically important general-news objects, such as the two schools in their serviced territory.
