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City of Potsdam offers online citizen services in the new year

Citizens of the state capital of Potsdam will be able to complete applications and services online from the new year. The new digital citizen service portal will be launched on January 2, the city announced on Thursday. Around 30 services will be available at the click of a mouse. It will also...

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Citizens of the state capital of Potsdam will be able to complete applications and services online from the new year. The new digital citizen service portal will be launched on January 2, the city announced on Thursday. Around 30 services will be available at the click of a mouse. It will also be possible to make appointments online, it said.

"Digital access to citizen services is a justified demand from people for a modern and citizen-oriented administration," said Lord Mayor Mike Schubert (SPD), according to a statement from the city administration.

The new citizen service portal can be used to apply for documents and resident parking permits online, as well as for vehicle registration, parental allowance and student loans. However, documents still have to be collected on site.

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The state of Brandenburg, which includes Potsdam as its state capital, is investing in digital advancements, providing online services for municipalities' residents. This includes access to applications and services via the Internet. Municipalities across Brandenburg, including Potsdam, will benefit from this modern approach, as seen with the City of Potsdam's new digital citizen service portal launching on January 2. The new portal will offer around 30 online services, including scheduling appointments, application for documents, resident parking permits, vehicle registration, parental allowance, and student loans. While some documentation still requires in-person collection, the move towards digital services is a significant step for modern and citizen-oriented administration, as acknowledged by Lord Mayor Mike Schubert.

Source: www.stern.de

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