Sendling-Westpark residents' meeting on 8 October at Erasmus-Grasser-Gymnasium

Residents of Munich's district 7, Sendling-Westpark, can attend a public residents' meeting at 7pm on 8 October in the double sports hall of the Erasmus-Grasser-Gymnasium at Gilmstraße 2. The entrance is next to Westendstraße 302 and is wheelchair accessible.

The meeting is chaired by city councillor Kathrin Abele, deputy chair of the SPD group on the city council. She and Günter Keller, chair of the district committee, open the evening by setting out important issues and projects in the district.

Before the meeting, a public question session runs from 6pm to 7pm. Representatives of a range of city departments and organisations are available to answer residents' questions.

Those taking part include the Building Department (landscaping and civil engineering), the Mobility Department (road traffic), the Department for Climate and Environmental Protection (energy advice from the Building Centre) and the district inspection service of the District Administration Department. The Health Department is represented by its local health programme, its digital health guide, its advice centre for sexually transmitted infections, the city's patients' representative, and Munich's cemeteries and funeral services.

Also present are the tenants' advisory council, the Munich transport company MVG and district committee chair Günter Keller. As a rule, the senior citizens' advisory council, the police station, the city information service and the local social services centre also attend.