Citizens' Office Biesdorf-Center: Closure for construction work by May 2024

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from Monday, March 4th to Friday, May 3, 2024, the Biesdorf-Center will be closed due to construction work. The measures are necessary to remedy the water damage that arose in autumn last year. During the drying phase after the water slump in September 2023, the damage was determined and now final structural measures are to be carried out.

There will be replacement appointments for citizens who had already booked appointments in the Biesdorf-Center Citizens' Office. From March 11, 2024, you can make appointments in the other citizens' offices in the district. In addition, personal documents and driver's licenses completed in the Helle Mitte Citizens' Office can be picked up from March 4, 2024 without making an appointment beforehand.

During the closure of the Biesdorf-Center Citizenship Office, the citizens' offices of Marzahner Promenade and Helle Mitte will offer their services as usual and increase their offerings from March 11, 2024 to create compensation.

It is asked for understanding that the construction work and the securing of the ability to work on Elsterwerdaer Platz have priority. From May 6, 2024, the Biesdorf-Center citizens' office will be open again.

The addresses of the citizens' offices mentioned and their opening times are listed in the following table:

| Citizens' Office | Address | Opening times |
| ——————— | ——————- |-——————— |
| Biesdorf-Center | Elsterwerdaer Platz 3, 12683 Berlin | closed (March 4 - May 3, 2024) |
| Marzahner Promenade | Marzahner Promenade 1, 12679 Berlin | The familiar opening times |
| Bright middle | Hellersdorfer Str. 159, 12627 Berlin | Founded opening times |

The closure of the Biesdorf-Center Citizenship Office for the duration of the construction work could have local effects on the residents who have to redirect their authorities to other citizens' offices. It is important that the citizens are informed about the replacement dates and have the opportunity to do their concerns despite the temporary closure of the citizens' office.


Source: www.berlin.de