Cooperation of the Municipal Guard with selected security and public order services

Research objective: This article presents the cooperation and collaboration between the Municipal Guard and selected public security and order services based on normative documents and organizational practice. Methodology: The research was conducted using the method of legal document analysis (formal-legal analysis), review of operational documents, and functional comparisons between the services. Main Findinds: The cooperation of the Municipal Guard with other services is legally grounded, effective, and mutually complementary—especially in the areas of public order and crisis management. Application of the study: The findings may be used by local governments, public order authorities, and institutions responsible for shaping internal security policy to optimize local strategies for inter-agency cooperation. Originality/Novelty of the study: This study provides a comprehensive analysis of legal acts and collaboration regulations involving the Municipal Guard and nearly all major security services—an approach that has not yet been extensively explored in a single publication.