kontaktialueille

Kontaktialuettelu is a Finnish register that lists the people who have lived in a particular dwelling at a particular point in time. It is typically maintained by the homeowner or the local authority responsible for recording property ownership and residents.

The kontaktialuettelu contains information about the people who occupy the dwelling at a specific point, including their names, addresses, dates of birth, and relationships to the other residents. The register is often kept on a municipal level, and the information is usually recorded in electronic or paper-based formats.

In Finland, kontaktialuettelu is used primarily for postal services and emergency response purposes. It helps postal workers to deliver mail to the correct address, and also provides a valuable resource for emergency responders, such as paramedics and firefighters, who need to know who may be at home in case of an emergency.

The register is not a comprehensive list of all residents of a dwelling, as people may come and go frequently. However, it is regularly updated to reflect changes in the composition of the household. Access to kontaktialuettelu is usually restricted to authorized personnel, including postal workers, emergency responders, and public authorities who need the information for official purposes.

Kontaktialuettelu is an important tool for facilitating communication and emergency response in urban and rural areas in Finland. It has been in use for many years, and plays a critical role in supporting the daily lives of residents and ensuring public safety.