Přelouč - městský úřad branches

The first written report dates back to 1086. The town is situated at an altitude of 212 metres. There are 9019 inhabitants in the territory. Provision of Czech POINT services. Part of the village is the church of St. James the Greater. There are kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, a primary art school, a library and a sports ground.

The municipal police provide local public order matters. It provides supervision of road safety and traffic flow, detection, clarification and adjudication of offences and preventive activities. It protects the property of the city, natural and legal persons, especially from damage and theft.

We operate a municipal library. We lend educational literature, children's literature, poetry, fiction and magazines. We have an online catalogue of books and internet access. We provide lending, bibliographic information and interlibrary loan services. We organize literary talks and events for the public.

Performs all duties and responsibilities of the city government under the jurisdiction of the department. Prepares the City's proposed budget, ensures management according to the budget and controls its expenditure, implements approved budget measures, monitors the financial situation on an ongoing basis, and prepares financial analyses.

Care for disabled citizens and social protection of children. We deal with minority issues. We keep records of the city's property in the field of health and social affairs.

We take care of the agenda of driver's licenses and vehicle registry.

The Office fulfils the function of the central registration point and the duties arising from special legislation, in particular Act No. 570/1991 Coll. It issues to natural and legal persons documents proving trade licence, extracts from the Trade Register. Imposes fines in block and administrative proceedings.

Providing civil registry, population registration, civil and travel documents.

Providing environmental protection. Carry out inspection activities in the field of waste management. The Department issues binding opinions on interventions that could lead to damage or destruction of an important landscape element or to endanger or weaken its ecological-stabilising function.

Providing construction legal activities of the city.