Brandenburg state administrative and security reforms

Overview

The state of Brandenburg is undertaking significant administrative reforms to strengthen its legal and security infrastructure.

In early September 2026, the state government announced plans to create over 100 new judicial positions. This initiative, aimed at improving efficiency and accessibility, includes recruiting judges, prosecutors, administrative staff, and technical specialists to support digitalization and maintain existing court locations.

Following this, the state announced a reorganization of its police force through the establishment of a State Police Headquarters (Landespolizeipräsidium). This reform seeks to integrate existing police departments to eliminate overlapping responsibilities and expand the force to 9,000 positions. The restructuring also includes the creation of a 360-degree security center designed to coordinate security and emergency services against complex challenges such as cybercrime and hybrid threats.

Entities

Brandenburg Police · Anita Kirsten · Brandenburg · Jan Redmann · Benjamin Grimm

Timeline

1 day ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Brandenburg to reorganize police with new State Headquarters
Brandenburg will establish a State Police Headquarters and a new security center to combat cybercrime and hybrid threats as part of a major police force expansion.
8 days ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Brandenburg to create over 100 new judicial positions
Brandenburg plans to create over 100 new judicial positions to modernize its courts, improve efficiency, and enhance technical infrastructure and accessibility.

Sources

eu-schwerbehinderung.eu · internetwache.brandenburg.de · ostdeutsche-zeitung.de · rbb24.de