Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: Aim of Study: The article aims to present a theoretical interpretation of the role and importance of the logistics system of the Municipal Guard, as well as to make a diagnosis of the organization and functioning of this system, using the example of the Municipal Guard in Kielce. Methodology: The content presented in the article is the result of a critical analysis of source materials and the author's thoughts in the researched area. The main research methods were a critical analysis of the subject literature and an institutional-legal analysis, which were used to analyse legal acts, documents and statistics. Main Findings: In the author's opinion, the logistics system of the Municipal Guard in Kielce is the primary guarantor of the availability, readiness, efficiency and effectiveness of the operational activities undertaken by this guard unit. This system is properly organized and its structure is adequate to contemporary conditions and the specifics of the service. Nevertheless, several recommendations can be indicated for improving the examined system. Application of the study: The study illustrates to what extent and in what way the logistics system secures the statutory activities of the Municipal Guard in Kielce. A properly organized and efficiently functioning logistics system ensures full continuity and intensity of the operational activities conducted by this guard unit. The system also guarantees high quality of service to residents. Novelty of the study: The article combines theoretical interpretation and practical aspects from the area of comprehensive logistic support of operational activities of the Municipal Guard in Kielce. The study presents an analysis of the organization and functioning of the logistic system of the studied formation. The article also contains many practical tips for improving the examined system.
Author: Paweł Górski
Institution: Jan Kochanowski University
Language: English
Subfield: Control and Systems Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4414024310