District in Klettwitz: KiFö, climate protection and big challenges!

District in Klettwitz: KiFö, climate protection and big challenges!

Kulturhaus Klettwitz, Markt 17, 01900 Klettwitz, Deutschland - On June 26, 2025, an exciting meeting of the district council of Oberspreewald-Lausitz was held in the Kulturhaus Klettwitz. The agenda comprised 25 points, including 20 decision -making templates, and offered a lot of discussion material to the at least 16 MPs present. Under the direction of the oldest member of the district council Joachim Noack, there were a few burning topics on the table that affect the citizens of the region.

One of the highlights was the residents' question hour. Here the Kreiseltern Council expressed its concerns about the state budget 2025/2026 and asked questions about democracy projects, climate change and disaster protection. The concerns and ideas of the citizens were heard and underline the importance of an open discussion culture in the district.

climate protection and new perspectives

Another crucial point of the session was the idea of ​​Denis Junge, the district's new climate protection manager. It will be his main task to advance the implementation of international climate protection agreements at the local level. At lr-online.de it is emphasized that the focus is on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Junge works on a climate protection concept that is supposed to act as a strategic mission statement for the sustainable development of the district.

The need for such an engagement can also be seen in the "integrated climate protection concept". With project costs of 189,000 euros, a term is aimed for by August 31, 2025 in order to clearly define the local climate goals and to build measures to reduce energy consumption. The support from the local directive of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection will enable this.

budget issues and reviews

In the course of the budget debate, the tense financial framework was also discussed. According to the information provided, a shortfall of EUR 33.2 million was found for 2025 and 45.7 million euros for 2026. In response to this, an increase in the circular levy is decided by 0.5 % for both years. The district council confirmed the need for measures to reduce expenses and increase in yield in the budgetary security concept.

At this point the memory of Dr. Jürgen Störmer under language, as well as the cultural successes of the region-such as the 25th anniversary of the chamber orchestra and remarkable success in "Jugend musiziert". These successes show how important cultural education in the district is and should be promoted in the future.

new faces in the district council

A striking event was the commitment of the new district council members, who are now active in various political groups. The CDU/FWB/FDP comes to 13 MPs, while the SPD is represented with 9 members. This new composition of the district council is intended to contribute to the regional concerns in the next five years, as reported on [Wochenkurier.info] (https://www.wochenkurier.info/landkreis-oberspreewald-lausitz/artikel/das-ist-der-neue-kreiert-fuer-die-5- years).

The next meeting of the district council takes place on September 19 in Lübbenau/Spreewald and promises as much attention to the concerns of the citizens. In the future, citizens can also look forward to an open discussion and transparent say, because the invitations to the public sessions are open to everyone.

Overall, the meeting of the district council shows how complex the challenges for the district are and that the actors in the district council would like a good knack for the big issues of the future. Let's be excited to see how the new initiatives and decisions will make the region positively.