Hennigsdorf and Hohen Neuendorf: New license plates from 2026!

Hennigsdorf and Hohen Neuendorf: New license plates from 2026!

In an exciting development, the cities of Hennigsdorf and Hohen Neuendorf have taken the plan to introduce their own license plates. Instead of the previous OHV license plate, the Neuendorfer could soon see “HND” on their vehicles, while Falkensee, under the direction of Mayor Heiko Richter, has already considered the “FKS” license plate for 2026. This initiative is considered a step towards regional identity and could be of great interest in the population, such as [maz-online.de] (https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/oberhavel/stwandssttschaedignignige- numbers Schilder-hennigsdorfer-pbf4knbn65awfp6induo6ii.html) reported.

But what does that mean for the history of the vehicle license plates in Germany? To take a look into the past, a trip to the time of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) is worthwhile. According to [wikipedia] (https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_kfz-kennichen_der_ddr_ (1953%80%931990)), new license plates in the format XX 99-99 were issued from 20.0.0.1953, and the system changed continuously by the end of the GDR in 1990. Each city and every district had its own license plates, which gave the ultimately assigned area an identity.

increase in expense allowances

In addition to the new number plates, political changes also occur in the region. In the Löwenberger Land, an increase in the compensation for mayor Pieter Schneider and the deputy wife was decided. From August, Schneider will now receive 160 euros per month, which means an increase of 115 euros. These payments are based on the Brandenburg local salary regulations and add up to 1920 euros annually for the mayor and 1152 euros for his deputy, such as [maz-online.de] (https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/oberhavel/stwandssttschaedignignige- numbers Schilder-hennigsdorfer-pbf4knbn65awfp6induo6ii.html) reported.

debates about tension steel and renovations

Another topic that currently moves the mind is the review of state-owned buildings in the Free State of Saxony, in particular with regard to the built-in GDR tension from Hennigsdorf. This test was initiated after the partial fall of the Carol Bridge last year. In the meantime, ex-steelworks are calling for an end to the debate about the quality of the tension steel, which was used in many construction projects. The renovation of the Office of the Office in Oranienburg, which has been underway for a year and a half and is expected to cost around 1.5 million euros, will be completed by the end of the year and will be used as a future tourist information.

Young talents in Glienicke

The news situation is rounded off by the impressive performance of two high school graduates from Glienicke. Alice Feller and Amelie Hoffmann completed their high school diploma with the dream grade of 1.0 at the new high school. Amelie plans to study law, while Alice, despite her great grade, does not receive approval for medical studies everywhere. Your future plans testify to ambition and a clear goal.

These developments show that there is a lot going on in and around Hennigsdorf and Hohen Neuendorf and that life in the region is constantly in the flow. All eyes are aimed at the upcoming changes that offer great opportunities and challenges both in road traffic and in the political landscape. The change is noticeable and the citizens can be excited to see what further news will bring the next few weeks.