New first deputy in Sonnenberg-Winnenberg: Bernd Pontius will take place after 25 years

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New ways for Sonnenberg-Winnenberger municipal council: thanks to Bernd Pontius for his many years of work

The municipality of Sonnenberg-Winnenberg is experiencing a change that will shape the future of the local council. After 25 years as the first deputy, Bernd Pontius decided not to compete. However, his contribution to the community will continue to be estimated in the 43rd year. The position of the first deputy was taken over by Benjamin Lommatzsch, while local mayor Frank Robbert Pontius thanked for his many years of commitment. Denise Schunck is now completing the management committee.

The constituent session began with the honor of Bernd Schneider and Dietmar Altmaier for their 15-year membership in the council with the bronze badge of the Birkenfeld community by the mayor Dr. Bernhard Alscher.

Alscher emphasized the importance of the commitment of the council for the social community in the community in order to maintain the quality of life. He particularly emphasized that this should also be promoted in collaboration with the neighboring near -valley communities in Westrich.

Mayor Frank Robbert Marius Beermann and Eric Schug, who were also important members of the Council, adopted in a further step. It is important to recognize the merits of these long -standing members and not to forget their contributions to the development of the community.

This restructuring of the municipal council marks a new section for Sonnenberg-Winnenberg and takes a look at the future decisions and developments that will shape the community. The introduction of new members and officials can also bring new impulses and ideas for the future of the community. It will be crucial that the Council continues to work together to tackle the challenges and opportunities that are offered together and to ensure a positive development of the community.

Thanks to Bernd Pontius for his many years of commitment and the recognition of the merits of the departing members are important steps to protect continuity and cohesion in the local council. It is now up to the new and existing members to work together on a successful future for Sonnenberg-Winnenberg. - nag