Analysis of City Council Resolutions and Mayor’s Orders in the context of the functioning of the Municipal Police in Kielce

Research objective: The aim of this study was to determine the role of the municipal (city) guard in the local security system and to analyze the content of the resolutions of the Kielce City Council and the orders issued by the Mayor of Kielce in relation to the functioning of the Municipal Police in Kielce. Methodology: The research is based on a content analysis of legal acts. In addition, it incorporates subject literature and academic publications on local government and public safety. The primary research method is document analysis, with a focus on compliance with applicable legal regulations and the specific local security needs. Main conclusions: The key findings of the article highlight that local legal acts precisely regulate the structure, tasks, and organization of the Municipal Police in Kielce. Their regular updates reflect the city's efforts to adapt to the evolving public safety needs. Application of the study: The results may prove useful for local authorities and public safety practitioners. They serve as a reference point for further discussion on the functioning of municipal police units. Originality/Novelty of the study: This research contributes to existing knowledge by providing a detailed analysis of specific legal acts related to the operation of the Municipal Police in Kielce. It offers insights into how local authorities shape security policy and manage municipal police services while taking into account the particular conditions of the city.

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Humanities & Social Sciences Reviews
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2025-09-26
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https://doi.org/10.18510/hssr.2025.13228
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Polish Law and Legal System
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Analysis of City Council Resolutions and Mayor’s Orders in the context of the functioning of the Municipal Police in Kielce

Kinga Kajzer
Humanities & Social Sciences Reviews
Polish Law and Legal System
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Analysis of City Council Resolutions and Mayor’s Orders in the context of the functioning of the Municipal Police in Kielce

Kinga Kajzer
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Abstract

Research objective: The aim of this study was to determine the role of the municipal (city) guard in the local security system and to analyze the content of the resolutions of the Kielce City Council and the orders issued by the Mayor of Kielce in relation to the functioning of the Municipal Police in Kielce. Methodology: The research is based on a content analysis of legal acts. In addition, it incorporates subject literature and academic publications on local government and public safety. The primary research method is document analysis, with a focus on compliance with applicable legal regulations and the specific local security needs. Main conclusions: The key findings of the article highlight that local legal acts precisely regulate the structure, tasks, and organization of the Municipal Police in Kielce. Their regular updates reflect the city's efforts to adapt to the evolving public safety needs. Application of the study: The results may prove useful for local authorities and public safety practitioners. They serve as a reference point for further discussion on the functioning of municipal police units. Originality/Novelty of the study: This research contributes to existing knowledge by providing a detailed analysis of specific legal acts related to the operation of the Municipal Police in Kielce. It offers insights into how local authorities shape security policy and manage municipal police services while taking into account the particular conditions of the city.

Humanities & Social Sciences ReviewsVol. 13(2)
Jan Kochanowski University (PL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Polish Law and Legal System
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