The municipalityThe everyday environment · centre of gravity
The regionThe journey & the care
Central governmentThe framework & the police
Who decides?
The municipal council (kommunfullmäktige), the technical committee, the social welfare committee and the crime prevention coordinator.
The regional council (regionfullmäktige) and the public transport committee.
The Riksdag, the Police (Polismyndigheten) and Brå.
What do they decide?
Lighting, parks, youth centers, public order guards, cameras on municipal land and the statutory crime prevention work.
Safety on board and at stations: safety hosts, cameras and staffing, plus the care that meets those affected.
The police's presence, the laws on public order guards and camera surveillance, and national safety surveys that show the situation.
Where are decisions made?
In the committees' decisions, the municipality's situation picture and the cooperation agreement with the police.
In public transport's safety work and the region's budget.
In the Riksdag's laws and the police's priorities, measured in Brå's surveys.
Who pays?
Municipal tax: the urban environment, guards and preventive efforts.
Regional tax and the ticket revenue.
The central government budget: the police and the justice system.
Fastest way in?
The municipal election Report broken lighting, go on a safety walk, respond to the safety survey.
The regional election Report unsafe travel environments to the transport company, the regional election steers the staffing.
The general election The general election steers the police's resources. Citizen dialogues with the local police are open.
EUThe EU has no direct role in your local safety, this is decided in Swedish elections.