Transport disturbances
The functionality of the transport systems is extremely important for our survival. Almost no municipality in Sweden can manage without external deliveries and very few...
Road accidents
If you are the first to arrive at a road accident, make sure that you and your car are safe for passing traffic. Then check if there are any casualties. If so, call 112 for...
Water shortage and drought
If groundwater levels are low, a municipality may issue an outdoor water-use restriction and encourage inhabitants to conserve water.
Hosepipe bans
The map shows which municipalities in Sweden have reported that there is a hosepipe ban or an appeal to save water. The map is continuously updated as the situation changes. The...
Floods
As a property owner, you are responsible for protecting your property. You can read here about how you can prepare yourself and take action in the event of a flood.
Security zones
As of 25 April 2024, the Swedish Police will have the right to perform body searches and search vehicles in certain areas without suspicion of a crime. These areas are called...
Leaving criminal life
Those who have chosen to leave organised crime and are considered to be in need of society’s support and protection may be helped in a defection programme.
Recruitment to criminal gangs
Criminal networks often recruit children and young people to perform criminal acts. Read about how the recruitment of children and young people takes place and what warning signs...
What is organised crime?
Here you will find information and links on organised crime and how Swedish authorities work together to tackle it.
Ongoing lethal violence
In the unlikely event that you are near or affected by a shooting or explosion, it is good to know what to do. Here is the police's advice on what to do in the event of ongoing...