New joy of playing in Heidenreichstein: Eiser Settlement shines

New joy of playing in Heidenreichstein: Eiser Settlement shines

The municipality of Heidenreichstein has again campaigned for the interests of its youngest citizens. The new playground in the ice settlement was officially opened as part of a comprehensive renovation and renewal of children's playgrounds. This measure is part of a larger project that also includes the playgrounds in Theodor-Körner-Straße and Brühlsiedlung.

At the opening of the playground, which was celebrated with a festive celebration, numerous local personalities were present. Mayor Alexandra Weber and Vice Mayor Margit Weimaklager welcomed guests such as Sven Hergovich, Anja Scherzer, Margit Göll and Michael Bierbach. The simultaneous investment of 75,000 euros by the municipality, supplemented by a state funding of 15,000 euros, shows the city's commitment to child -friendly infrastructure.

Details for financing and planning

The costs for the renovation work are considerable and illustrate the will of the city government to meet the needs of the children. The country's financial support can be modernized several playgrounds, which increases the attractiveness of the area for families. The cheerful opening set a sign of community cohesion and the well -being of the children in the region, according to the mayor.

The new facility in the ice settlement now offers modern scope that not only promotes fun and games, but also enables social interaction among the children. The parents can rely on the fact that the new play equipment is designed both safely and appealing. In addition, the creation of such playgrounds also creates an important space for the leisure activities of the children, which is of great importance in today's world.

The decision to renovate these places follows intensive planning in cooperation with experts to ensure that all requirements for safety and quality are observed. It remains to be hoped that the new playgrounds will offer long-term joy and variety for the younger residents of Heidenreichstein, as www.noen.at reports .