Allershausen recently presented, Kranzberg is now following suit: A local association of Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen was founded here on Sunday.
There was a lot of support.
Kranzberg
- They met at the Kranzberger See.
But they didn't want to go swimming.
On the contrary: six Kranzberg citizens founded their own local association of Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen on Sunday.
It is the eleventh in the Freising district.
Jenny Radeck and Heiko Busch is the name of the spokesman duo with whom the Greens want to be "on-site impulses and ideas" in Kranzberg.
“It is 3:04 p.m.”, the district chairman Maximilian Breu opened the founding meeting, to which numerous sponsors had come: There was the parliamentary group leader of the Greens in the district council, Claudia Bosse, who emphasized that the more green local associations there were “in the area”, the more better. There was Bundestag candidate Leon Eckert, who was pleased that his goal of founding two new local associations during his candidacy had been exceeded with three new foundations, and that federal issues such as climate protection, mobility and disaster control were also important locally. There was MdL Johannes Becher, who was certain that things would now “work out” in the western district as well, and he emphasized that one had to stand up against right-wing extremist currents on site. There was Neufahrn's mayor Franz Heilmeier, who assured that "in what our party stands for,society does not come by ”. And there was district chairman Breu, who cheered on the six founding members: "Let's go!"
This was followed by unanimous resolutions to found the local association, to adopt the statutes of the district association and not to run an own fund. And the founding board was also unanimously elected: Jenny Radeck, who used to work for the Free Voters' Association (FWG) in Kranzberg, but has now left and joined the Greens, said they wanted to initiate projects in the coming years and take a closer look . Until the next local election in 2026, there is still time to move the local association forward. Your colleague's spokesman is Heiko Busch, who came up with the idea of founding a green local association in Kranzberg a year and a half ago. He is pleased that in the future it will be possible to tackle issues such as the lack of cycle paths together and that he will no longer have to act as a “lone warrior”.The two assessors on the founding board are Sonja Pritschet and Andreas Pausch.
Start-up funding
The new local association was able to look forward not only to 500 euros "start-up financing" from the district association, but also to 200 euros in support from the neighboring local association in Kirchdorf.
Its chairman, Martin Heyne, wished the Kranzberg colleagues that they would “take the momentum with them” and thought it was great “that the district map is being paved more and more with green areas”.
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