Lommatzsch receives 2.6 million euros inherit - a city full of possibilities!

Lommatzsch receives 2.6 million euros inherit - a city full of possibilities!

In the current financial year 2025, the city administration is faced with significant financial challenges. Mayor Andrea Kaufmann (ÖVP) said that the budgeting was particularly difficult due to falling income and increasing personnel costs. In a drastic step, all material costs and ongoing expenses were reduced by 15 percent and reserves of 3,142,600 million euros were dissolved. 160.75 million euros will be estimated for personnel costs in the coming year, which corresponds to an increase of 7.73 percent. Despite these austerity measures, citizens must expect higher fees, especially for channel fees that could increase by 40 euros per year. This increase is, while the federal income shares decrease by 0.42 million euros to EUR 92.98 million. However, the city plans significant investments of a total of 47.2 million euros, in particular for the construction of the Haselstauben children's and event house, which is due for the next city council on December 12, as is due to the decision on December 12th, as reports.

inheritance lives Lommatzsch

An unexpected money blessing reaches the small town of Lommatzsch in the Meißen district, where an inheritance of 2.6 million euros has emerged. Mayor Anita Maaß (FDP) said that this inheritance, which was initially estimated at 600,000 euros, can now be described as a significant financial profit for the city. Since the money is not assigned to a special purpose, the city councils have the opportunity to freely decide on the funds. Maaß emphasizes that part of the inheritance should flow into the expansion of the cultural center. This remarkable inheritance comes from Ingo Menzel, a descendant of the Menzel dynasty, which is closely connected to the city. Carl Menzel was known as the founder of glass production in Lommatzsch and was one of the city's honorary citizens. This inheritance is described as a potential "lottery profit", which could significantly expand the possibilities of Lommatzsch, according to saechsische.de. .