Budget crisis in Tailfingen: Does the animal shelter end the financial?

Budget crisis in Tailfingen: Does the animal shelter end the financial?

In the Zollernalb district, the animal shelter in Tailfingen is faced with a financial threat. The district administration plans to shorten the grants for the animal shelter by 60,000 euros in the coming year. District Administrator Günther-Martin Pauli brought this shocking proposal to the meeting of the administrative and finance committee two weeks ago and caused heated discussions among the members of the district council. Despite the critical voices, especially by the CDU and the free voters, the proposal was neither rejected nor accepted, but posted. The final decision is made today during the district meeting from 6 p.m. in the district office, where the budget is also adopted for 2025, such as the Schwäbische.de reported.

public participation in Monheim

In contrast, the city of Monheim am Rhein encourages its citizens to actively participate in the budget planning for 2025. By October 8th, residents can bring their ideas and make concrete savings proposals for the first time. In view of falling trade tax revenue, the city managers have decided to actively involve citizens in the process in order to find cost -efficient solutions. For example, a proposal is to put the city information systems into a resting mode at night to save electricity and reduce light pollution. The call to citizen participation should collect ideas that could cost at least 20,000 euros, as well as savings measures, which makes planning for the coming year even more exciting, as described on deinmonheim.de

The vote on the submitted proposals is particularly interesting, in which the Monheim citizens can decide on the submitted ideas and savings proposals. The city administration will examine the accumulated proposals for feasibility and relevance before the discussions begin in October. The final decision on the 2025 budget is to take place on December 18th.