Stadt Wallisellen — Zentralstrasse 9, 8304 Wallisellen, Switzerland

Dopo aver letto i commenti avevo un'aspettativa stoica per un'esperienza spiacevole, tuttavia non è stato così. La signora è stata molto gentile, gentile e disponibile. Ho avuto un'esperienza molto positiva, anche in questi tempi difficili legati al Covid-19. L'ingresso e il servizio clienti sono ben organizzati, con disinfettanti all'ingresso e indicazioni chiare su quali servizi sono forniti e dove. Alcune cose possono essere fatte online, quindi assicurati di controllare wallisellen.ch, prima di metterti in coda...

Vadim S

Fantastico, funziona come un orologio svizzero. Inoltre è un posto piuttosto carino per quanto riguarda gli edifici amministrativi. La signora Lukas è stata efficiente e molto gentile. 5 stelle in tutto e per tutto.

FTF

Personale molto cordiale al Gemeindehaus. sempre molto utile.

Poi Yee Yuen

Former Firedepot 1928 at Wallisellen 🇨🇭, now Bar, Restaurant and Entertainement. …

Urs R. Jacob

Wallisellen – Saturday, February 14th, at 2:55 pm, my aunt (66) from Glarus visited me and parked in the blue zone in the neighborhood (not the center). When we said goodbye at around 4:30 pm, we got a big surprise: a parking ticket on the car, and unfortunately, there were more tickets on the windshield. 😏 Okay, rules are rules – but common sense and a little leniency don't seem to play a role here. It's Saturday afternoon, and we don't want any added stress with our visitors. This has left my aunt with a bad feeling, and I'll pay the fine for her because I can't be responsible for something like this. Not even in Zurich's District 1 are the enforcement this strict on Saturday afternoons… what's going on here?? It seems to me like this has something to do with commission-based security companies. They patrol constantly 😤 – and to me, that has nothing to do with road safety, but is purely about raking in the cash 💰💰💰 👎🏻In recent years, the town of Wallisellen has focused heavily on motorized traffic: 30 km/h zones, frequent 📸 speed checks, and paid parking – even at the ⚽️🏒 sports complex on Sundays. The impression is that a lot of energy is being invested in revenue and traffic enforcement. However, when it comes to issues like burglary prevention or the repeated graffiti vandalism, there seems to be a lack of motivation! Wouldn't it make more sense to set more balanced priorities – for more safety instead of just more enforcement?

Paul C. Weber

It's a complete rip-off, especially the debt collection office. It's September 16th and I still haven't received the money I'm owed. They have to charge something every single time... Think carefully about whether you want to live in Wallisellen...

Antonio Santillo