Digital growth of city's online offerings
Halle, Saale, has made a significant leap in digitalising its services by introducing an online auction for found items, available directly on the city's website.
The new service, which went live on September 16, 2025, can be accessed by visiting the city's website at www.halle.de. The online auction for found items can be found under "Online Services" and "F" for "Lost and Found".
This expansion of the city's online services is managed by the Department of Residents' Affairs. The online auction is operated by the same department, offering a convenient and accessible solution for citizens of Halle, Saale.
The nationwide auction portal displays current found items with photos in Halle (Saale). The modalities of collection for found items are also provided on the portal. Visiting or calling the Lost and Found office is no longer necessary for found items, as the process is now entirely online.
The city's Department of Residents' Affairs also offers online services for various city-related tasks. These include reserving desired license plates, checking status for applied personal documents, requesting civil status documents, and requesting postal voting documents during elections.
Entering "Halle (Saale)" on the nationwide auction portal shows information about the start and end of each auction. The online auction for found items is accessible 24/7, allowing citizens to bid on lost items at their convenience.
In addition to the online auction for found items, the city's website offers a variety of online services. These include online appointments for change of residence, setting up transmission blocks, applying for residence certificates, resident parking permits, motor vehicle applications, address changes, and more.
While the name of the head of the Department of Resident Affairs responsible for the expansion of the city's online services is not indicated in the available search results, the city's commitment to digitalisation and convenience for its citizens is evident. The online auction for found items is just one of many steps towards a more digitally connected Halle, Saale.
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