Peter Heide remains chairman of the senior advisory board in Weimar!

Peter Heide remains chairman of the senior advisory board in Weimar!

Weimar. A new wind blows on the Weimar senior advisory board! In an exciting constituent session, Peter Heide was again elected chairman with overwhelming approval. The 13 members of the body unanimously chose him and thus set a strong sign for continuity and commitment.

But that's not all! The other positions were also occupied: Roswitha Bartalis will act as the first deputy, while Günter Zimmermann, as second deputy and Petra Zimmer, were brought on board as an assessor. This dynamic team has made up a lot for the next five years - they want to actively work for the interests of older people and work closely with the city administration and the city council. A strong commitment to support the seniors in Weimar!

thanks for the commitment

The importance of this election was underlined by Mayor Peter Kleine (non-party) and the disabled and senior representative Ute Böhnki, who thanked the new speaker council for their voluntary willingness. It is a responsible task that the committee has taken on, and expectations are high. With fresh vigor and clear goals, the new senior advisory board will do everything possible to strengthen the voice of the older generation in Weimar and to put its concerns in the foreground.