Schlangenbad 2024: A year full of heights and challenges!
Schlangenbad 2024: A year full of heights and challenges!
In the Rheingau-Taunus region, the municipalities face major challenges, as Mayor Eyring reports. Despite positive developments in 2024, the image of stress and financial bottlenecks is shaped. This becomes particularly clear in the planning and implementation of projects that not only strengthen the local character, but also affect essential infrastructure measures.
A highlight of the past year was the popular series of events "Music in the Park", which attracted many visitors and strengthened snake pool as a tourism location. In addition, largely sold out cabaret evenings were offered to create entertainment for the population. There was also progress in terms of infrastructure: the redesign of the Dalles in Hausen before the height, the new footpath at the daycare center in Hausen and the modernization of the forecourt of the restaurant and gymnasium in Georgenborn are important projects that benefit the quality of life on site.
financial challenges
Despite these positive aspects, the municipalities are under pressure. Eyring points to persistent difficulties in realizing legal tasks and necessary projects with sufficient financial resources and personnel. This is reinforced, among other things, by the higher loads of district and school envelopes as well as social expenditure, refugee accommodation and local public transport. These financial bottlenecks also have an impact on budget planning, which is becoming increasingly challenging.
The importance of volunteering is also emphasized in this context. In Schlangenbad there is a strong focus on strengthening senior citizens' and youth work as well as comprehensive public relations work in order to better inform the population. According to the GEMA, the social and voluntary commitment are of great importance for a living -worth society. Composers and text interpreters make a valuable contribution to cultural enrichment, and it is crucial to reward their creative work if works are used in public.
volunteering and the role of the Gema
GEMA protects creative services and contributes to the preservation of the value of music work in society. In order to promote voluntary commitment, GEMA offers reduced remuneration rates and special uses for musical use in the social and voluntary sector, which is particularly important for organizations that organize cultural events.
In summary, it should be noted that the Rheingau-Taunus region is experiencing both positive developments and considerable financial challenges. It is important to find the balance between the promotion of culture and the economic realities in order to continue to strengthen the quality of life and social cohesion.For more information on these topics, we refer to the reports of and Gema .
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