Citizens' meeting Tamsweg: Honors and Future projects in focus

Citizens' meeting Tamsweg: Honors and Future projects in focus

On October 3, around 180 citizens gathered in the Gambswirt restaurant for the public citizens' meeting of the market town of Tamsweg. The mayor Wolfgang Pfeifenberger welcomed those present and presented both the latest developments and future projects in the community.

It was particularly gratifying that deserved members of the community were also honored for their years of achievement. These honors formed an emotional climax of the meeting and recognized the commitment of many people.

important topics of the assembly

A central point in the presentation of Mayor Pfeifenberger was the planned local development, especially in the areas of B96, Bahnhofstrasse and Obere Postgasse. Flood protection and childcare were also on the agenda, since these topics are of great importance for the future of the community. The mayor explained in detail which steps are taken to develop the community sustainably.

The honors for outstanding achievements took a special place this year. Citizens who have been committed to the community for many years have been awarded various honorary signs of the community. In bronze, Peter Beagersperger, Reinfried Bogensperger and Stefan Prieler received the award. In silver Johannes Gappmayr, Heinrich Koidl, Helmut Steger, Richard Keidel, Otto Bock and Johann Wieland were honored, while Kurt Lassacher received the golden honor.

Special award for Hans-Peter Seitlinger

A remarkable honor was awarded to Hans-Peter Seitlinger , the long-time mayor and commander of the local fire brigade. He received the coat of arms, an award that recognizes how much he has campaigned over the years in local politics and for the well -being of his fellow citizens. His services to the community are undisputed.

The citizens' meeting not only offered a review of the goals achieved, but also a view of the next steps, which Tamsweg should further advance as a lively and safe community. Such events are important to inform citizens about essential developments and to promote collective responsibility for the community. The information about the honors and projects came into its own by addressing the mayor and may have inspired many people present.