Ebersberg honors District Administrator Niedergesäß and MP Huber for their services!

Ebersberg honors District Administrator Niedergesäß and MP Huber for their services!

Two outstanding personalities from the Ebersberg district were honored in a celebratory ceremony at Dachau Castle. Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann presented it the municipal medal of merit to District Administrator Robert Niedergesäß, who received the silver medal, and to the Grafinger state parliament member Thomas Huber, who was honored with the bronze medal. These awards are a sign of recognition for their many years of committed work in the service of local self-government.

District Administrator Robert Niedergesäß, who began his local political career in the Vaterstetten municipal council in 1996, was elected mayor in 2001 and finally district administrator in 2013 after Gottlieb Fauth resigned. Niedergesäß has been a member of the district council since 2002 and was chairman of the CSU parliamentary group for five years. His achievements lie primarily in the development of the district, in particular in improving mobility through the expansion of the regional bus service and the cycle path network as well as in the creation of modern educational institutions and the further development of the clinic, such as b304.de reports.

Commitment to the region

Niedergesäß's commitment to local public transport was a central point of his award. As spokesman for the districts in the Munich Transport and Tariff Association (MVV), he has made a significant contribution to improving mobility offerings. His work in the district council and the initiatives to strengthen municipal institutions are also examples of his commitment. Mayor Christian Bauer from Grafing and Leonhard Spitzauer from Vaterstetten congratulated the honorees and acknowledged their responsibility and contribution to the region's municipal development.

Thomas Huber, who has also been active in local politics since 1996 and joined the Ebersberg district council in 2002, has been particularly committed to youth, sport, education and economic development throughout his career. Huber was active in the Upper Bavarian district council from 2003 to 2013 before giving up his seat to become a member of the state parliament. His award recognizes the numerous initiatives he has undertaken to promote social and economic life in Grafing.

Appreciation of achievements

The honor had a celebratory setting and offered the opportunity to reflect on the achievements of both personalities. Deputy District Administrator Walter Brilmayer particularly emphasized the importance of community engagement and emphasized how important it is to develop strengths and work for the community. The awards are not only a personal honor, but also an incentive for other committed citizens to get involved in their region and actively support the design of the living space.