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Prof. Dr. Frank Adler new Head of the District Office Department for Environment, Technology and Construction

Prof. Dr. Frank Adler has been the new head of the District Office's Department of Environment, Technology and Construction (Department II) since December 12. He succeeds Dr. Christian Sußner, who headed the department for six years. In future, Adler will be responsible for the central areas of the lower administrative authority at the Ludwigsburg District Office, i.e. forests, environment, trade supervision, agriculture, construction and immission control, surveying and land consolidation, as well as the specialist areas of waste fees and district development, climate protection, mobility and tourism.

A confident older man in a black suit and colorful tie stands with his arms crossed. He is in a well-lit modern corridor, exuding professionalism and approachability.

Prof. Dr. Frank Adler.

The new head of department is 57 years old and lives in the district of Ludwigsburg. He studied law at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen. After his legal clerkship in the district court district of Stuttgart, which included a stint at the Ludwigsburg district office, he completed his doctorate at the Faculty of Law at the University of Tübingen. He then worked as a lawyer in a medium-sized law firm in the Stuttgart area before becoming Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law at the Villingen-Schwenningen University of Applied Police Sciences in 2003 and additionally Vice Rector of the university in 2004. In 2014, he took over as Head of Department 1 (Central Services) of the Baden-Württemberg State Office of Criminal Investigation. From 2019 to 2022, he was seconded to the Stuttgart Administrative Court as a temporary judge. In the course of this year, he returned to his original position in the subordinate police department and was seconded to the Ministry of Social Affairs (Vaccination Task Force), then to the Ministry of the Interior (Department 1, Fundamental Personnel Matters).