Drug assistance programs halted in Darmstadt

In the heart of Darmstadt, Germany, the opening of the new drug assistance house, Scentral, has been postponed indefinitely. Originally scheduled for September 10th, the delay in the completion of the outdoor area has caused discontent among residents of the Darmstadt Herrngarten.

The postponement was due to a construction defect and the current situation, as confirmed by Mayor Hanno Benz. The construction company responsible for the delay is Eberhard Bau GmbH.

The decision to postpone Scentral's opening was made in agreement with the Darmstadt Urban Development Company (DSE). However, this decision has sparked protests from more than 1,000 residents who have signed a petition against the temporary installation of pavilion tents in the Darmstadt Herrngarten park.

The temporary solution has triggered complaints from residents, with concerns about safety and the associated problems. Parents are particularly concerned about the safety of their children due to drug syringes found on paths leading to schools and kindergartens.

The protests in the Darmstadt Herrngarten are focused on the temporary pavilion tents and the issues they bring. The residents are demanding a permanent solution and a guarantee of safety for their community.

Despite the setbacks, the city of Darmstadt remains committed to the project. No new date for the opening of Scentral has been announced, but the city assures the public that the safety and well-being of the community are their top priorities.

The new drug assistance house, Scentral, is planned to provide a safe and supportive environment for those struggling with drug addiction. The Darmstadt Urban Development Company (DSE) is involved with the project, aiming to make a positive impact on the community.

As the situation unfolds, the community of Darmstadt waits with hope for a resolution that ensures the safety and well-being of all its residents. The delay in the opening of Scentral serves as a reminder of the challenges that come with progress, but also the resilience and determination of a community to demand better for themselves.