New beginning in Kirchberg: Sebastian Pass becomes a successor to the desire of Fuchs

New beginning in Kirchberg: Sebastian Pass becomes a successor to the desire of Fuchs

Sebastian Pass, a 44-year-old entrepreneur, is presented as the successor to Mayor Willibald Fuchs in Kirchberg on the change. Fuchs, who has been in office for 25 years, will officially become out of office at the municipal council meeting on November 5, while Pass is praised as a new municipal council. This step is part of a greater restructuring that aims to bring fresh blood into the political landscape of the community.

Recently, Fuchs said that Pass will also work on the municipal board and on the board of the municipal water association. This is obviously aiming for a rejuvenation of the local council, which should also be reflected in the upcoming municipal council election.

rejuvenation of the municipal council

The ÖVP sees itself in a comfortable location with a variety of candidates for the upcoming choice. "We have the happy situation that we have a lot of candidates," said Mayor Fuchs. From the currently 15 mandates, around ten are to continue to be occupied by the current municipal councils, while five new faces are to be added that have a rejuvenation. Fuchs expects some of the over 60 years to be left out and replaced by younger members.

A central argument for Pass' later political career is his political interest. Despite his clear ambitions, he was previously not active in the local council, which Fuchs attributes to the fact that Pass was not a native Kirchberger and there was a more conservative approach in the community. "The municipal council is quite bundled," explains Pass to his late candidacy.

particularly highlighted are passed pass', which Fuchs describes as "political experience in the country and in the district" and as "empathetic". Pass himself sees great opportunities in digitization, especially in view of the current efforts of the community, to improve broadband supply. He brings international perspectives that he could collect through his travels.

In the coming weeks, the ÖVP will not only have a new municipal council, but will also take a new direction that could possibly bring a breath of fresh air for the community. The focus on rejuvenation and a broad selection of candidates could be decisive for the upcoming elections and changes the political landscape in Kirchberg.

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