Solingen’s transparency push gains momentum with one department leading by example
A local advocacy group in Solingen is pushing for more openness in city governance. SG-zukunft, led by Jan Höttges, argues that greater transparency will help restore public confidence in municipal politics. Their call comes as one city department sets an example for others to follow.
The Technische Betriebe Solingen (Technical Operations Solingen) has taken steps to improve transparency in its work. This makes it the only city administration unit currently leading by example in this area.
The push for transparency in Solingen comes with clear expectations. SG-zukunft insists that open governance will benefit both residents and local decision-making. Whether other city departments will follow the lead of Technische Betriebe Solingen remains to be seen.
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