A recent police report reveals that while most residents of Luleå and Boden feel safe, there are challenges associated with societal changes and disorder in city centers.
On Wednesday, police presented an updated picture of how residents in Luleå and Boden perceive safety, crime concerns, and their own vulnerabilities. The report indicates that the majority of the population feels secure; however, it highlights existing challenges related to societal transitions and disturbances in the town centers. This situation prompts a concerted effort from local authorities to enhance the safety of the municipalities.
Carolina Füreder, the municipal police officer in Luleå, emphasized the positive collaboration across municipal borders, stating that the similar issues faced by both communities necessitate joint efforts. The police and municipalities view the results of this report as a crucial foundation for developing unified priorities in their crime prevention strategies. This collaboration aims to address the specific safety concerns raised by citizens and promote an overall sense of security.
The survey, conducted in the autumn of 2025, involved randomly selected participants aged between 16 and 85 years, providing a comprehensive view of the community's perception of safety. This demographic diversity offers valuable insights into the department's understanding of crime and safety within Luleå and Boden, further underscoring the necessity for informed decisions in future policing and community safety initiatives.
