Overview
- The three mayors took office in May and, at the 100‑day mark in mid‑August, described their focus on early implementation steps rather than finished projects.
- Egling's mayor is pressing school renovation planning toward permitting, has flagged possible legal action against local wind‑priority maps, and is discussing municipal or citizen participation if wind projects proceed.
- Röhrmoos's mayor secured council approval to advertise an apprenticeship for September 2027 and is preparing land‑use measures to free space for housing, business expansion and renewable energy.
- Ehekirchen's mayor has advanced the Ehekirchen–Klingsmoos bike path and communal heat planning while warning the Donaumoos development is complex and will need lengthy negotiation and planning.
- All three reported everyday obstacles to delivery: detailed signature rules and paper workflows slow operations, councils and district offices must be coordinated for permits and financing, and the mayors are adjusting long workweeks to protect family time.