Dialogue in Laurensberg: Mayor Invites Residents to a Discussion
What matters to the people of Laurensberg? Which issues are important to the district, and where is action needed? On Tuesday, September 29, Mayor Dr. Michael Ziemons would like to engage in direct conversation with local residents. From 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., he will be at the Laurensberg District Office, located at Rathausstraße 12, together with District Mayor Alexander Gilson and District Office Director Lara Roosen.
All residents of Aachen are cordially invited to share their questions, concerns, and suggestions. The focus will be on the issues that matter to the people of Laurensberg. These may include specific concerns from the district as well as questions about the city’s overall development, current projects, or personal ideas.
“Engaging with people on the ground is particularly important to me. There are many different issues and perspectives in the city’s neighborhoods and districts. I want to listen, learn what matters to people, and talk with them about how we can continue to make progress in Aachen and in our local communities,” said Mayor Ziemons.
District Office Director Roosen adds: “For many people, the district office is an important local point of contact. This event offers the opportunity to address concerns directly and to work together to examine the issues that are important to Laurensberg. I look forward to the personal exchange and to hearing the concerns of our residents.”
No registration is required. Anyone interested can simply drop by and discuss their concerns directly.
For more information on the mayor’s dialogue tour and other participatory initiatives, visit aachen.de/buerger-innenbeteiligung.
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