New Year's reception in Großwallstadt: Introdial honor and projects!

At the New Year's reception of the municipality of Großwallstadt on January 9, 2025, Mayor Roland Eppig (FW) drew a positive balance of the past year. Despite financial challenges due to high millions of repayments, a solid household was submitted, which enables a six -digit supply to the financial budget.

The planned projects for 2024 is the completion of the waterworks, which has already started regular operation. The new children's house is also about to graduate. In addition, the renovation of the Cardinal Döpfner School will begin, and a grant application for the renovation of Lindenstrasse in the amount of around one million euros was submitted to the Water Management Office. In addition, gaps I and II, a motorhome parking space and the expansion of a barbecue area are planned. Eppig emphasized the need to deal responsibly with the financial means and compared the municipality with a company in relation to resource use. However, projects such as the local core design and the conversion of the old fire station have been put back for the time being.

on the agenda for the future

In the coming months there are several initiations. This includes the open house for opening the new waterworks and the inauguration of the children's home. The cemetery is also being rebuilt and a star child grave is designed. Tenders and the implementation of the construction work are also intended for Lindenstrasse.

A highlight of the New Year's reception was the honor of 66 citizens who are involved in the community. A total of 57 citizens' medals in bronze, five in silver and four were awarded in gold. Among the honored in gold were Helmut and Walter Köhler from the Musikverein Frohsinn, who actively make music, and Alexander Sam from the Kolping Family, who was chairman for 43 years, and Norbert Herdt, who has worked in the municipal council for 24 years. The silver medal received, among others, Hugo Kroth from the volunteer fire brigade for 50 years of active service and Gisela Scheuermann from the Kolping Family, who managed the cash register for 37 years.

The greeting of the Catholic parish was held by Deacon Peter Ricker, who praised the volunteers' commitment. The music club "Frohsinn" provided the musical framework, while the star singers brought blessing wishes.

Further information on municipal issues are available on the website of the Bavarian State Ministry and in various publications on local politics, as described in an article on political formation.schule.bayern.de.