Behind the scenes: This is how Zistersdorf's municipal administration works!

Behind the scenes: This is how Zistersdorf's municipal administration works!

The municipality of Zistersdorf plays an indispensable role in the daily administration of its citizens. Stefan Loibl, head of the office, emphasizes that the municipality fulfills numerous legal tasks that often take place in the background. Important responsibilities include the building authority, which is responsible for building applications and permits, as well as the transport authority and the registration office, which play a key role in the everyday lives of citizens. The municipality also keeps an eye on spatial planning to ensure sustainable development. These aspects represent only a small part of the diverse tasks that are carried out in Zistersdorf every day meinkreis.at reported.

Insights into local government

At a recent open house at City Hall, residents had the opportunity to learn more about what goes on behind the scenes. Vice Mayor Martin Bauer and City Office Director Stefan Loibl were available to answer questions about various aspects of the administration. The event allowed personal access to the employees and their areas of responsibility, which strengthens the transparency of the municipal administration. Particularly interesting was the access to non-public areas, such as the city archives, where those interested could gain historical insights into the development of the city noen.at.

The community also sees itself as a service provider, which is why supporting clubs and organizing events is very important. Loibl emphasizes that employees must be flexible and committed in order to be able to handle the multitude of tasks. However, in times of resource constraints, it is a challenge to adequately address important topics such as economic support and medical care issues. Nevertheless, working in a community is described as exciting and varied, as it represents a constant balancing act between legal requirements and citizen needs, Loibl continued.