Wesel County Police Authority Welcomes New Press Officer: Henner Störmer Takes Charge as Head of the Press and Public Relations Department
New Press Spokesperson for Circular Police Authority Wesel Announced
Henner Stoermer, a seasoned police officer with over two decades of service, has been appointed as the new press spokesperson for the Circular Police Authority Wesel. The announcement was made effective from mid-June 2025.
Stoermer, a native of Wesel, brings a wealth of experience to his new role. He has been in the police service since 1995 and has been active in the Circular Police Authority Wesel since 2000. Prior to his current position, he was last deployed as duty group leader at the police station Ost in Dinslaken.
In his new role, Stoermer will be responsible for keeping the public well-informed about both daily police work and special situations. He believes that the police do a lot of good every day, and their public relations work is an important contribution to safety in the Wesel district.
Landrat and head of the Circular Police Wesel, Ingo Brohl, praised Stoermer's appointment, stating that he brings a deep understanding of police language and the language of the Wesel district. Brohl also highlighted Stoermer's leadership and deployment experience, as well as his keen sense for communication, organization, and tone.
Stoermer's role includes being the point of contact for media, public, and network partners of the police, both internally and externally. He will also be the face of the police authority in the public eye, ensuring transparency and clear communication.
Stoermer's guiding principles as a press spokesperson include staying authentic, being composed, explaining clearly, and allowing the matter to convey its importance. He is married and a father of two, and is deeply rooted in the Lower Rhine district of Wesel, both privately and professionally.
The contact for media representatives is the Circular Police Authority Wesel Press Office, reachable at the provided phone number, fax number, email, and website.
Stoermer succeeds Police Chief Commissioner Peter Reuters, who held the position previously. Before becoming the press spokesperson for the Kreispolizeibehörde Wesel, Stoermer worked at the Polizeipräsidium Westhessen in Hofheim (Main-Taunus district).
Stoermer takes over his new role at a time when the police are under increased scrutiny and pressure to maintain transparency and open communication with the public. He is confident that his experience and approach will help bridge the gap between the police and the community, ensuring safety and trust for all.
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