Crime Statistics: Fewer Crimes, Higher Clearance Rate
Crime rates in Bavaria have declined to levels not seen since the 1970s, with an increase in the rate of cleared cases.
Bavaria's Police Significantly Expands Video Surveillance
Bavaria's police have substantially increased the number of permanently installed surveillance cameras, rising by 67% from 95 to 141 between 2020 and 2024 according to the Interior Ministry.
Electoral System: Bavaria's Interior Minister Herrmann Rejects E-Voting Proposal
Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann has rejected a proposal for electronic voting ahead of the local elections, citing constitutional concerns.
"We assume that there are some sleepers"
Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann warns of undetected Islamist threats as a trial begins in Munich related to the attack from nearly a year ago.
Infrastructure in the Würmtal: Is the Planegg police new building in question again?
A statement by Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann regarding the future of the dilapidated Police Inspectorate 46 in Planegg has caused confusion and outrage in the Würmtal community as it questions a previously assured new construction.
Bavarian Security Strategy: Herrmann Wants More Cameras in Public Spaces
The Bavarian police plan to expand video surveillance in critical areas like train stations and city centers this year to enhance public safety and improve the feeling of security among citizens.
CSU calls for the return of most Syrians - Press conference with Bavaria's Interior Minister
Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann discussed internal and security policy challenges and priorities for 2026 during a press conference in Nuremberg.
2025: The Controversy: Free State Stops Controversial Container Accommodation in Bairawies
The Bavarian government halted a contentious container accommodation plan in the small village of Bairawies after months of local protest led by a citizens' initiative.