Comprehensive inspections of businesses and residences

The comprehensive inspection focused on building and fire safety, as well as entries in the Basic Register of Persons (BRP). Through these inspections, the municipality, together with its partners, aims to prevent abuses and improve safety and quality of life.

Everything in Order

“The fact that the inspection team found no violations at most of the locations is a positive result,” says Mayor Nadine Stemerdink. “It shows that many business owners and residents have their affairs in order. Especially when it comes to building and fire safety, we must all do what we can to prevent accidents, both major and minor. That’s how we’ll keep Voorschoten a great village to live and work in.”

BRP Audits Lead to New Registrations

BRP checks were also conducted during the operation. This led to new registrations and the initiation of several address investigations. In this way, the municipality is working to maintain an up-to-date and reliable population registry, which is important for service delivery and public safety. Fire safety standards were found to be inadequate at one residence. The fire department and the municipality are taking follow-up steps to rectify the situation.

Administrative Intervention Team

Comprehensive inspections are conducted by the Voorschoten municipal administrative intervention team, which includes building and fire safety inspectors, enforcement officers, BRP inspectors, and supply chain partners working together. Depending on the purpose of the inspection, other partners may also participate. Through this comprehensive approach, the municipality identifies risks early on and takes targeted action where necessary.

Report Suspicions

Do you suspect unsafe conditions or misuse of a property? Report this to the police by calling 0900‑8844, or 112 in an emergency. Would you prefer to report anonymously? If so, please contact Report Crime Anonymously at 0800‑7000 or www.meldmisdaadanoniem.nl.