New board of the Greens elected - Siegbert Koch as an honorary member!

New board of the Greens elected - Siegbert Koch as an honorary member!

In a lively exchange about the political challenges of the district of Lichtenfels, the members of the district association of B90/Die Grünen met for the annual general meeting in the Waldfrieden restaurant on the Kordigast. The event, which took place on June 12, 2025, was completely devoted to the past year and the upcoming board elections, as the Fränkische Tag

A special moment was the appointment of Siegbert Koch as an honorary member. Koch, who served as a cashier of the Lichtenfels Greens for over ten years and is currently also a city council, was recognized for his exemplary commitment. Martin Schöb, one of the two speakers, spoke of Koch's reliability and his tireless efforts for the concerns of the Greens.

board elections and new faces

In the board elections, the proven leadership around Sandra Nossek and Martin Schöb was confirmed in office. Dominik Schmitt was newly elected as treasurer as well as Paul Dellert and Mathias Söllner as assessors, which ensures a breath of fresh air within the team. Bernarda Callens remains secretary, while the assessors Susann Freiburg, Christine Schmidt, Sabine Jachmann and Christian Hornung also continue to assume important responsibility. Sandra Nossek was pleased with the mix of experience and new ideas that the team enriched.

The meeting also addressed the strategic direction of the district association for the coming months. Here, the Greens are particularly responsible for further promoting the topics of climate and environmental protection and strengthening democracy. The commitment in these areas was particularly emphasized in the year review.

A look at the regional strength

This meeting is not just an inner party event, but an important building block for the political landscape in the district. The district association has gone through a positive development in recent years, which is also evident in the number of members and the number of city and municipal council groups. In a similar meeting of the district association in Bad Kissingen last September, the number of members was already increased at 106, since the Greens also formed two existing and four new factions there, so the

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In Bavaria, the Greens are gaining more and more visibility and influence, and the increasing membership also reflects the growing interest in the political issues of the party. A look at the Greens on site shows that numerous state associations, including the state association Bavaria, are actively involved in the political discussion and represent the concerns of the citizens.

The Greens in the Lichtenfels district seem to be well positioned in order to tackle the upcoming challenges and to confidently represent the voice of their voters. It will be interesting to see what the coming months will bring and how party and members will react to the social changes.