Police information | Burglaries

Important information from the police regarding burglaries

In the last few days, an increased number of burglaries have occurred, mainly in the evenings. The Police assume that there are several criminals who will continue to be active.

If you notice suspicious persons or vehicles in this context, please contact the Police immediately by calling the emergency number 113.

Further advice:

  • Always lock all doors and windows, including those to your garage and basement, when you are not at home.
  • Activate your alarm system, even if you are only away for a short time.
  • Switch on the light in your home in the evening.

Further advice on how to protect yourself against burglaries can be found at police.lu/prevention.

Information about Fundraising campaign | UNICEF Luxembourg

Between October 7 and 12, 2024 UNICEF Luxembourg is launching its donation campaign in Remich to receive monthly support from new donors.

The employees are easily identifiable thanks to their clothing in UNICEF colors and their ID cards stamped by the NGO. Financial support is provided exclusively by automatic bank debit via tablets. The employees never collect cash.

Rue Dauvelt, rue St. Nicolas & rue Wenkel | Roads closed

🚧🚧 Rue Dauvelt, rue St. Nicolas & rue Wenkel | Roads closed

🟠 From 13.11.2024 to 14.11.2024 rue Wenkel from house no. 25 to rue St Nicolas crossing & rue Dauvelt from house no. 4 to house no. 28 rue St Nicolas will be closed.

🟢 On 21.11.2024 rue Dauvelt will be completely blocked to all traffic.

“De Buet” November-December 2024 is online

 

“De Buet” November-December 2024 is online!

As of January 2023, our municipal newsletter “De Buet” will only be available on our website www.remich.lu.

Link to the latest edition

You are a resident of the City of Remich or a local business and you would like to continue receiving the printed editions. Order them by sending an email to mato@remich.lu or by filling out the printed form. The copies will then be sent to your home.

 

Klima Agence | Activity report and new campaign

Activity report

On October 15, 2024, the Climate Agency presented the results of its independent and free advisory services and its new awareness-raising campaign to the press.

The focus was on activities for households, municipalities and professionals. With the goal of making the topic of climate and energy even more accessible, it has also launched the “Solar Challenge ” competition and a call for projects for the energy-efficient renovation of residential buildings. For more information, please read the press release.

New campaign

The purpose of the campaign is to highlight the expertise and assistance that is available. In order to implement a project in the context of the energy transition, you need expert advice. The Climate Agency supports all those who are involved, regardless of whether they want to have their homes renovated with insulation, build a photovoltaic system, heat with renewable energies or switch to electromobility.

Solar Challenge

The “Solar Challenge” is meant to increase the willingness of the actors (municipalities, citizens or companies) and motivate them to generate more electricity by using solar energy.

More information: solarchallenge.lu