With Dirk Gebhard, district loses an extra class administrative professional
With Dirk Gebhard, district loses an extra class administrative professional
The political landscape in the Elbe-Elster district is changing, and not without a certain melancholy. Today the farewell of Dirk Gebhard took place in the district council, a man who worked in the public service for over 40 years. District Administrator Christian Jaschinski praised his decades of work, which was characterized by impressive commitment and leadership. Wochenkurier reports that Gebhard was a driving force for the development of the district in his time.
his farewell marks the end of an era, even if he remains active as a department until the end of September. From the next district council, which will take place on October 13, he will retire. "We lose an outstanding administrative specialist," said Jaschinski and emphasized that Gebhard's support was always valued, especially in the case of complex legal questions.
new structures in the district council
With the elections on June 9, about the Niederlausitz Aktuelled, the district council has reorganized. The turnout was almost 70 percent with impressive - an increase of 10 percent compared to five years ago. This shows that the citizens in the Elbe-Elster district are very interested in local politics that directly influence their realities of life.
The district council is now composed of 50 seats, with the AfD at 14 seats at the top, followed by the CDU with 11 seats and the voter community agriculture environment and nature Elbe-Elster, which was able to achieve 5 seats. The SPD, independent voters and other groups were also able to secure places, which promises a diverse political landscape.
The role of local politics
The results of the election, which, in addition to the district elections, also included the European elections, show that political participation in the Elbe-Elster district is very popular. Germany.de emphasizes that local politics is a direct connection to politics for many. Citizens often make decisions there that affect their everyday life, be it through the construction of sports facilities or bus connections.
In the Elbe-Elster district, around 85,000 eligible voters were able to participate in the urns, including 2,500 first voters, who can actively help shape the political events from now on. The challenges that the new district council is facing are diverse and require both commitment and combination of experience and new ideas.
Dirk Gebhard will always remain part of the story for his services in the district, and the new faces in the district council have the chance to continue and continue this story. It will be interesting to see which new impulses and ideas will now develop under the new leadership.
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