New tool shed in Naststätten: Fire brigade gives the green light for construction!

New tool shed in Naststätten: Fire brigade gives the green light for construction!

In the Nastätten association, a simple question has made a significant decision. During a meeting of the community council, the municipal councilor Susanne Schmitter (the Greens) asked the fire brigade to ask whether she was satisfied with the vehicle concept presented. Her question, which appeared very simple, led to a unanimous decision by the council members about the updating of the vehicle requirements plan for the years 2023 to 2035. The result shows how essential a clear communication between the different actors is.

The development of a new vehicle requirement plan is crucial to optimally equip the weirs of the region. This plan is not simply carved in stone; The decisions based on this are of central importance for the future of fire brigades and their commitment in different areas. The planned vehicles should meet the increasing demands on fire protection. Furthermore, it became clear during the discussion that the support and satisfaction of the firefighters in these decision -making processes are of great relevance.

The background of the decision

The need to adapt the vehicle requirement results from the constantly changing requirements in disaster protection and fire work. Over the past few years there have been numerous changes that had significant effects on the operational readiness and efficiency of the weirs. The new plan aims to proactively address these challenges and to meet the current standards.

Another important point that was up for discussion is the question of financial resources. The funds required to purchase new emergency vehicles must be planned in a separate household. This means that not only the needs have to be determined, but also the corresponding financial resources must be secured. The process of planning therefore requires close cooperation between the fire brigade, the municipal council and the household administration to ensure that sufficient funds are available.

An example of this important planning is the new tool shed, which is currently being built in the sandwood in nasts. Not only the infrastructure is improved here, but also a left -hand turn and other measures for better accessibility of the house will be planned in the future. Such investments are necessary to meet the needs of the weirs and support them so that they can react quickly and effectively in an emergency.