Mayor's office hours
Citizens' consultation hours in March and April 2026
Picture: Kristin Schmidt
In 2026, the citizens of Chemnitz will once again be able to talk to the Lord Mayor, the Mayoress and the mayors at Citizens' Consultation Hours.
These will also take place every two months in 2026. The exact dates will be announced in good time.
Anyone interested can register now for the citizens' consultation hours in March and April by calling 0371 488 1512 or sending an email to buergerbuero(at)stadt-chemnitz.de. The deadline for registration is Monday, 2 March at 4 pm.
The next dates of the citizens' consultation hours:
| Lord Mayor Sven Schulze | Wednesday, 29 April 2026 | 16.00 - 18.00 hrs |
| Mayor Knut Kunze | Wednesday, 11 March 2026 | 15.00 - 17.00 hrs |
| Mayor Dagmar Ruscheinsky | Monday, 13 April 2026 | 16.00 - 17.30 hrs |
| Mayor Thomas Kütter | Wednesday, 25 March 2026 | 15.00 - 17.00 hrs |
Compass, who is the right person to talk to?
- Lord Mayor Sven Schulze for cross-departmental ideas for the city's development. As the "boss" of the City of Chemnitz team, he is open to the problems, improvements and wishes of the people of Chemnitz. Of course, this also applies to the children and young people of Chemnitz who would like to address their ideas and wishes for child- and youth-friendly urban development to our Lord Mayor.
- Mayor Knut Kunze for questions and concerns relating to law, safety and environmental protection. He is responsible for the legal and public order office, the citizens' office, the environmental office, the fire brigade, the food inspection and veterinary office and the zoo and can provide further assistance.
- Mayor Dagmar Ruscheinsky is open to ideas, suggestions and problems relating to social affairs, youth, health, culture and sport. She is in charge of the Cultural Centre, the Chemnitz Art Collections, the Social Welfare Office, the Youth Welfare Office, the Sports Office and the Office for Health and Prevention.
- Mayor Thomas Kütter is the contact person for urban development and construction. He is responsible for building management and structural engineering, the urban planning and property office, the building regulations and surveying office, the transport and civil engineering office and the green spaces office. He can provide information on these topics and is grateful for constructive suggestions.
We ask for your understanding that only a limited number of appointments are available for the citizens' consultation hours. It is therefore possible that not all registered citizens will be able to attend.
Changes are reserved and will be announced in good time.