The municipal council in Adelshofen is becoming more feminine. Five out of twelve positions will be filled by women from May - two more than before. A total of six new members start their local political work in the committee.
Adelshofen – The Adelshofen-Nassenhausen-Luttenwang (WG ANL) electorate is made up of three female mandate holders, two from the CSU / Citizens for Adelshofen-Nassenhausen-Luttenwang (CSU / BfANL). Sylvia Eschert (CSU / BfANL) and Margit Pesch (WG ANL) defended their place on the board, Rosmarie Siebenhütter (WG ANL) was no longer in line. Petra Schäfer and Christine Steber are new on the WG side and Alexandra Kral for the CSU. There are also three new men on the council.
Petra Schäfer was already a replacement in the local council
Her life's journey shows how important Alexandra Kral (CSU / BfANL) is to her home community: the music and theater enthusiastic 41-year-old mother of three children grew up in Adelshofen and moved to Ingolstadt at the age of 30 for love. “I came back to Adelshofen with my family in 2016 because I was really homesick,” she says. The trained wholesale and foreign trade clerk and current mother and housewife want to do a lot for kindergarten and school. Their goal: "To maintain our community life worth living as well as the rural coziness and conviviality."
Alexandra Kral wants a place worth living in.
Petra Schäfer (WG ANL) has a few months of council experience. The 60-year-old Luttenwanger was on the board from January to April 2014. The trained bank clerk, auditor and farmer on the side has five adult daughters and has lived in Luttenwang since 1984. She says of her future political field: "I am particularly keen to promote environmental and climate protection and moderate development in all districts." As a former junior apprentice, she is also interested in legal issues.
Petra Schäfer is committed to climate protection.
Christine Steber grew up on a farm
Christine Steber (WG ANL) describes herself as politically very versatile. The 47-year-old business administrator and graduate controller from Luttenwang grew up on a farm and still feels very attached to agriculture.
Christine Steber wants a transparent policy.
Steber got an insight into the work of a water utility association through her father, who worked for the “Obere Amper” association. "I often had to support him in dealing with correspondence," she says. Steber is also interested in auditing and building law, who wants a policy of transparency and cooperation in the village community.
Matthias Stangl is in the fire department
Matthias Stangl (CSU / BfANL) is also new to the committee. The 39-year-old from Nassenhausen is the fire brigade commander in his hometown and works as a construction manager in a medium-sized gardening and landscaping company.
Matthias Stangl is fire brigade commander.
He wants to participate in the continuation of the work of the previous municipal council. "We especially have to further advance the upcoming construction projects - the fire station in Nassenhausen as well as the children's house and village renewal in Adelshofen." It was also important to reactivate community life after the Corona crisis.
Robert Piecha was already in another local council
Johannes Dittert (WG ANL) originally comes from the vicinity of Rosenheim. The 30-year-old father of two children has lived in Luttenwang for five years. He works as a consultant in drinking water protection. As a trained farmer who has completed further training as a technician for agricultural economics, environmental protection and agriculture are particularly important to him in his political work. His goal: "A good dialogue between agriculture, trade and nature conservation."
Johannes Dittert is connected to agriculture.
The 54-year-old Robert Piecha (WG ANL) already has counseling experience - but in a different municipality: "In my former place of residence Mammendorf, I was a member of the municipal council for the FW," he says. But that was 15 years ago.
Robert Piecha is interested in construction issues.
Six years ago, Piecha, who worked as a technician for a software company, moved to Nassenhausen. There he runs the apple farm with his partner.
He is particularly interested in the structural development and transport tasks in the community. His focus is on moderate development and promotion of the recreational and leisure value in Adelshofen.
The new body will soon be headed by 27-year-old Robert Bals. Before that, the old town council decided on the budget for 2020.