Security Team Ensures Safety in Seestadt Aspern in Vienna

To ensure safety and order during the summer months, Seestadt Aspern relies on its own security team. Particularly in the evening hours, the team ensures respectful interactions around the lake. A security employee explained: "We talk to people, we approach them and tell them what to do and how to behave. So far, everything has gone well," as reported by "Wien heute".

Party Noise in the Security's Sights

Cycling in Seestadt is only allowed on designated paths. Riding on the wooden walkway and in undeveloped areas is prohibited - fences clearly demarcate these construction fields. Special attention is given to the lake area, where youth groups regularly gather for parties. Noise and litter are central issues monitored by the security forces. These measures have also contributed to reducing crime.

Clear Rules for the Use of the Area

The employment of the security team is due to parts of the area belonging to the development company Wien 3420 aspern Development AG, and specific rules apply. Ingrid Spörk explains that the security forces are to check the rules. "We have rules that come partly from the use of public space in the city of Vienna – such as the cycling ban and barbecue ban – as well as those arising from the construction site situation. For example, there is a ban on entering the walkway between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM," says Spörk.

Many visitors are unaware that swimming on the north shore is prohibited due to a water rights notice. Instead, some areas are only intended for sunbathing. A visitor commented: "I find it somehow strange that they set up changing cabins here and make everything nice, but then don't allow swimming."

Multilingualism and Years of Experience

The security team in Seestadt is multilingual and is funded by the development company, with costs calculated based on effort. For nearly ten years, the security has ensured safety in Seestadt, and the currently active security company is also based in Seestadt.

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