Thomas Barth: A district administrator for Mainz-Bingen with fresh ideas!

Thomas Barth: A district administrator for Mainz-Bingen with fresh ideas!

Thomas Barth, the current mayor of Staecken-Eelsheim and a member of the Rhineland-Palatinate state parliament, has announced his candidacy for the office of district administrator in the district of Mainz-Bingen. Barth, who represents the CDU, set ambitious goals in areas such as business, care and health, integration and climate protection. In an interview with Journal locally he said that he would like to advance economic development through improved infrastructure and a clear building policy. "Good economic policy begins with good infrastructure policy," says Barth, who plans to integrate all relevant actors into planning processes in order to save time and costs.

health care and climate protection in focus

The improvement of health care in the district is another important concern. To ensure that emergency aid continues to work effectively, he has already initiated a comprehensive expansion of the rescue guards. At the same time, he demands a health conference at the state level to make the supply structures for the citizens future -proof. Barth pays a special focus on the care sector, where he plans to strengthen nursing support points and outpatient services, as he was talking to in the conversation with Journal Local emphasized.

parallel to Barth’s ambitions, the municipality of Löbnitz in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania shows an interesting development. With 595 inhabitants and an area of ​​22.32 km², the municipality, which was part of the Barth-Land office until 2005, is a quiet, rural area that is well connected by the B 105 and the Darßbahn. Löbnitz, first mentioned in 1319 in 1319, has a long story but has been spared major developments in recent years. The administration under the mayor Manfred Zemke is faced with the challenge of managing integration and care within the modest community structures, which reinforces the need for efficient solutions in the health and education sector, as well as when considering the regions of local public transport, according to wikipedia .