Fight for St. Peter: Mayor and Treasurer rely on the future together!

Fight for St. Peter: Mayor and Treasurer rely on the future together!

in St. Peter am Kammersberg, an idyllic community with almost 2,000 inhabitants in Styria, are important. Despite political differences, the ÖVP mayor Herbert Göglburger and the SPÖ community assistant Günter Novak-Kaiser announced together for the concerns of the community. The focus is on essential infrastructure editions such as road construction and the urgently needed renovation or new building of a kindergarten, which is considered one of the central tasks of the community, as

In the upcoming municipal elections, the municipality hopes for support from the country, especially since the state chiefs of the ÖVP and SPÖ, Manuela Khom and Max Lercher, come from the region. A necessary financial aid is expected from the state, especially with regard to a training center, which costs around nine million euros. "The country has agreed to pay the rates, but not the tenfold interest," explains Novak-Kaiser, who hopes for a promise for interest payments in order to be able to finance the new kindergarten building.

The various political actors are under pressure in the Murau region. While Mayor Thomas Kalcher from the ÖVP is firmly in the saddle in Murau, the FPÖ has to confess of Alexander Putzenbacher Color under its new member of the state parliament. "The freedom rely on their own lists in all communities and I will do my best to make progress for our region," said Putzenbacher. The Greens, on the other hand, hope for growth in order to make the main square of Murau more attractive and create a youth center - measures that are intended to promote a positive development of the region, such as steiermark.com reported.

The persistent financial problems and the challenge of emigration by young people from the region are the big topics that shape political debates in addition to the infrastructure. While the municipality is preparing for the elections, the eyes are aimed at the state government, which is crucial for the future development of St. Peter am Kammersberg and the surrounding area.