Grevenbroich chooses new city top: Herpel stays, Meuser climbs!

Grevenbroich chooses new city top: Herpel stays, Meuser climbs!

Grevenbroich, Deutschland - In Grevenbroich, there are significant changes in the administration! At the council meeting on December 12, 2024, Florian Herpen was unanimously re -elected as a deputy for another term of eight. His new election comes into force on January 30, 2025. Mayor Klaus Krützen praised Herpel's commitment and experience and emphasized the continuity that he brings in the areas of "youth" and "urban planning/building regulations". "With Florian Herpel, we have an experienced and committed leader who is characterized by competence and reliability," says Krützen. This decision guarantees stable backing for the city's future projects, which can count on its experiences.

new first deputy elected

In addition, Stefan Meuser was elected as the new first deputy. The 48-year-old received the trust of the council with just one vote. In his new function, he takes responsibility for the areas of schools/sport, education and culture as well as social security, integration and inclusion. Meuser, who previously worked as a deputy and treasurer in Kaarst, has extensive knowledge of finance and administrative management. Mayor Krützen describes him as a personality who can enrich the administration team. "His competence and view of future -oriented administrative work can advance Grevenbroich," added the mayor.

These elections had become necessary because the previous first deputy Michael HEESSCH was adopted in the administration after 22 years and retired. The wave of candidacies for the successor had already provided speculation before the meeting. Several applicants had signaled their interest, with Meuser being a favorite, which finally proved itself. The city of Grevenbroich thus moves into its next term of office with fresh wind, in which Herpel and Meuser should set the course for the future, according to information from and rp-online.de.