Georgian Interior Ministry opens public service centre
The new service center will have a representative in each region. Photo: Interior Ministry of Georgia.
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The Georgian Interior Ministry has opened a public service centre at #6 Panjikidze Street in Tbilisi today to improve the accessibility and range of services provided by the Security Police Department.
All 30 services of the Security Police Department will be available in the newly-opened centre.
The Security Police Department serves more than 6,000 buildings in Tbilisi. Photo: Interior Ministry.
Earlier, citizens had to visit several institutions to receive all the services needed.
The citizens will be able to submit/change applications for guard service, for GPS service, personal consultations and get many other services at the center.
The Security Police Department of the Interior Ministry serves more than 6,000 buildings in Tbilisi, and a total of 13,000 facilities across Georgia.
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