Mutual respect allows us to live together in a pleasant way. Sticking to a few rules of good manners guarantees a better quality of life for all and a harmonious cohabitation with our neighbours and fellow citizens. It is important to set a good example and not wait for someone else to take the first step.
Animals
Our four-legged friends must not disturb others:
- All dogs must be declared to the local authorities.
- Go for a walk in the woods. If an incident does occur in town, on the pavements, etc., pick up the droppings.
- Keep your dog on a leash inside the town.
- Dogs are not allowed in cemeteries, schoolyards and playgrounds.
- Do not allow your dog to bark continuously.
Trash
It is much nicer to live in a clean environment:
- Do not throw rubbish on the ground.
- Don’t put your household trash in the public bins or at your neighbours’.
- Keep the pavement in front of your house clean.
- Do not throw cigarette butts on the ground.
Garden
Prune plants regularly so that they do not disturb traffic or your neighbours.
Snow and ice
In case of snow or ice, clear the pavements in front of your house.
Contact
In case of conflicts, do not hesitate to contact us:
Agents municipaux
T.: 58 771-1421
agents.municipaux@differdange.lu
Maison des conflits
Neighborhood mediation service
T.: 58 77 1-1410
Brochure (Distribution of the brochure to all households :
October 2019) Illustrations: Kumiyonoe
General Police Regulation (Règlement général de police)