Günther Pernul withdraws from Hermagor politics

Günther Pernul withdraws from Hermagor politics

In Hermagor there is a significant change in the political landscape. Günther Pernul, 60 years old, has, according to his own statements, decided to turn its back on local politics. This surprising decision will be effective at the end of the month and comes after a long and successful career in the city administration. Pernul has been the first Vice Mayor of Hermagor since 2021 and has campaigned for many important topics in this role.

his withdrawal from politics is based on Pernul with personal reasons, which he had cleared for himself for a long time. In a thank -you word to the citizens, he underlined the good cooperation during his 22 years in the municipal council and the pleasant atmosphere with all political factions. "I would like to thank all citizens for the oncoming trust," continued Pernul.

political success and commitment

Pernul played an important role in Hermagor politics, starting as a municipal council in 2003 and later as a city council for important topics such as road construction, water supply and waste management. Particularly noteworthy is his work as Vice Mayor, where he took care of fire matters, culture, energy and waste management. Under his participation, numerous projects were started and successfully implemented. The municipality was recently awarded the fourth "E", a prize for environmentally conscious projects and regional energy measures.

his commitment extends beyond the political stage. Pernul is known for his club work and has made a name for himself as chairman of the water cooperative and the Micheldorf mill. He is also active as a fireman and rocked many stages as a passionate musician in the Trachtenkapelle Egg until 2012. He is appreciated and asked in the community as a helpful person, since he is also handcrafted as a trained installer.

a new chapter in leisure

With the withdrawal from politics, Pernul plans to devote more to his free time and hobbies. Sport is the top priority. Whether by bike or hiking, his favorite destination, the Eggeralm, reflects his love for nature. He has already climbed the summit there over 250 times. Together with his wife Monika, with whom he has been married since 1994, and her three children are looking forward to the shared experiences in nature and the time away from everyday political life.

While the future of Hermagor will continue without Pernul, his influence on the city and the people he met during his term remains unforgettable. The city community is looking forward to how the political landscape will develop after its retreat.

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