District of Bad Kreuznach: Who will be the first district administrator in Bettina Dickes?

District of Bad Kreuznach: Who will be the first district administrator in Bettina Dickes?

The voltage increases in the Bad Kreuznach district! On November 10, the decision will be made as to who will control the district's fortunes from the middle of next year. The term of the current district administrator Bettina Dickes (CDU) ends on July 8, 2025, and now two strong women are in the competition for the highest office: The incumbent Dickes and her challenger Dr. Katharina Dahm (SPD), a respected professor of labor, social and business private law at the University of Mainz. Dahm, who lives in Hüffelsheim, has clear visions for the future of the circle!

dr. Katharina Dahm has formulated a number of ambitious goals that she would like to implement as a district administrator. In the first place is the fight against the high unemployment rate of 5.8% in the district, which is the highest in Rhineland-Palatinate. It plans to support local companies and to locate new companies to create jobs. In addition, it is committed to an attractive housing market that offers affordable living space and innovative concepts for all generations. Dahm has already had talks with the Mainz-Bingen district to exchange experiences about the establishment of a district building company.

modern administration and health care

Another central point in Dahm's program is to improve communication with the citizens. It calls for a modern district administration that acts as a service center, with transparent processes and regular consultation in the communities. Health care is also a top priority for them: it would like to secure emergency care in the district and create incentives for general practitioners to improve medical care.

In addition, Dahm is committed to a future -oriented education policy. It emphasizes the need to keep district -owned schools in good condition and to promote creative participation opportunities for students. Security and order should be strengthened by setting up a municipal enforcement service. And last but not least, she plans a modern climate protection concept that reduces CO2 emissions and supports the municipalities with renewable energies. With her network as a professor, she wants to use innovative approaches from science and promote cooperation across party borders.