In a district message, the municipality announced that it will carry out additional checks at the park. For example, a temporary camera will be installed opposite the public toilets. In principle, it will remain there for a period of six months. “I have the feeling that the problem here in Lepelenburg Park is now decreasing somewhat,” says a middle-aged man who, together with his wife, walks his regular round of Singel. “But I always see them somewhere, in the part between this park and the Stadsschouwburg. I have the feeling that there have been a few fewer of them lately. Perhaps all those measures together, the ban on hard drugs, the camera and the extra enforcement, still help.”
Measures again in Utrecht’s park, but nuisance is never far away
