Special investigating officer (boa)

Boa constrictors

Our enforcement officers are there to help ensure that all residents, tourists, and visitors feel safe. They are the eyes and ears of the municipality. Among other things, the enforcement officers respond to reports of loose paving stones, stray dogs, litter, traffic nuisance, and dangerous situations. Talking to residents, visitors, and tourists is also part of their daily work. In some situations, a friendly conversation or warning is enough, but in other cases, they may issue a citation or fine. Our enforcement officers work closely with the police to make West Maas en Waal a safe and livable municipality.

Host/hostess of our congregation

In addition to their enforcement duties, our enforcement officers also act as hosts for the municipality. Residents and tourists approach them on the street with questions. They also ensure that events run smoothly. The presence of enforcement officers often reduces nuisance or even prevents it altogether.

What issues do law enforcement officers deal with?

Every day, enforcement officers deal with nuisance caused by litter, mopeds and motorcycles on (non-mandatory) cycle paths, dog nuisance, residential nuisance, subversion, events, youth nuisance, fireworks nuisance, and parking.

Contact with the special investigating officers

The special investigating officers are the point of contact for questions about safety and quality of life on the streets. You can always contact the special investigating officers via the Customer Contact Center. If necessary, the special investigating officers can visit you at home by appointment. You can make an appointment by calling14 0487.