Gemeentehuis Diepenbeek

About

Town hall of Diepenbeek: residence registration, civil status, ID cards, driving licences.

What this place offers

• Restroom
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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  Brecht4 years ago

  It's a small and very nice place to live with a university and an older community that are in a great way together in a very happy environment and natural life with a lot of community support for children and social life with elderly people.

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  Miranda Martens4 years ago

  My home-town !

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  Salisiens JMP4 months ago

  Hello, I assume your municipality manages the sports clubs. We were parked at your motorhome site, which is located next to a large sports hall and tennis courts. We are French and 70 years old. We walked around a bit and saw the doors of the sports hall standing open. We watched a group of young gymnasts who were training. After a few minutes, a woman asked us to leave without any respect. We felt deeply humiliated. Since such behavior towards us was humiliating, we find it shocking that a male instructor receives young girls. Does that not bother you, madam? We were shocked. Kind regards, Patrice Bonjour Je pense que c'est votre mairie qui gère les clubs de sports. Nous avons fait étape à votre aire de camping car qui est à côté d une grande salle de sport et des courts de tennis. Nous sommes Français et Avons 70 ans. On the promenade and on the way to the doors of the sports hall. On a regardé l entraînement de jeunes en gymnastics. Au bout de quelques minutes une dame nous a mis dehors sans aucun respect. Our evenings are great for humiliation. Puisque un tel comportement envers nous fut humiliant en être choqués de voir un éducateur homme réceptionné des jeunes filles cela vous dérange pas madame!!!! nous cela nous a shockés. Cordiament. Patrice

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  Sylvie De Meyera year ago

  1 star because I can't give a 0! Service 0, customer focus 0, speed -1, etc. This municipality prioritizes rules and procedures over customer-focused and solution-oriented thinking! We were "just" visitors; hopefully, residents experience this differently!

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  Nathalie Massei2 years ago

  Today, I was treated very rudely by a staff member with long brown/blonde hair (around 35 or 40 years old). I was picking up two children's IDs. When I applied, I was told that once I received the PUK codes at home, I could simply come by without an appointment to pick them up. In a very unfriendly tone, she said that this wasn't possible and that no one would ever have asked me. When I reluctantly accepted the help, and I explained that I should have handed over the old IDs when I applied, she accused me again and told me that this wasn't possible and that no one would ever have asked me. The whole time, she acted like I was a liar! I even told her who I'd given them to, but I always received a very rude response. The other staff members have always been very friendly, but you really shouldn't have someone like that at your reception desk. If you don't like working with people, you'd better find another job, because this woman unfortunately confirms the cliché image of a "civil servant," which is a shame for the other women. And judging by the previous comments, I'm apparently not the only one...