Wiesbaden is rejoicing with enthusiasm.
Wiesbaden Leads the Way in Event Protection with New Access Barriers
The city of Wiesbaden, Germany, is making headlines for its innovative approach to safety and security at public events, particularly during the ongoing Rhinegau Wine Week. Wiesbaden has become the first municipality in Germany to implement the Armis Go barrier material, a market novelty known for its low certified penetration depth.
The Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden, located at Schlossplatz 6, 65183 Wiesbaden, has published a press release detailing these new measures. Building and Transportation Commissioner Andreas Kowol emphasised the importance of modern risk prevention and maintaining a vibrant atmosphere on public squares, stating that they are not mutually exclusive.
The new access barriers provide Wiesbaden's city police with the necessary security to perform their duties reliably and responsively on-site. They also create practical prerequisites for effective protection, ensuring that inner-city event areas remain lively and attractive. These measures are a visible sign of further developed security measures for events in Wiesbaden.
The Rhinegau Wine Week, a fixed part of the local wine culture, is a popular wine festival in the region that attracts a large number of visitors. The event's organisers have been proactive in addressing potential safety concerns, implementing measures such as controlled entry points, security personnel, bag checks, or digital ticketing systems to manage the influx of visitors and maintain a pleasant and secure experience for all attendees.
Wiesbaden's strategy to keep the city center lively and attractive through major cultural and leisure events, supported by networking with local business and tourism stakeholders, aligns with these new access protection measures. By ensuring a safe environment, the city fosters attendance and tourism, which is vital to Wiesbaden's economy and cultural life.
The city has procured certified access barriers for events, with Wiesbaden acquiring 30 Octabloque TRs and 150 Armis Go access protection systems. These new systems, with the lowest certified penetration depth on the market as a single system, are being used during the Rhinegau Wine Week, marking a pioneering role in event protection.
Ensuring the safety of citizens is a top priority in Wiesbaden, and these new measures are a testament to the city's commitment to maintaining a secure and enjoyable environment for all its residents and visitors. The Rhinegau Wine Week is currently underway, and these innovative access protection systems are being put to the test in real-world scenarios.
For more information about the Press Office of the State Capital Wiesbaden and their press releases, visit their website at press office website.
References: 1. Wiesbaden Press Office Press Release, Link 2. Wiesbaden Tourism and Cultural Events Website, Link
