Dießen am Ammersee – Monthly Review February 2026

Budget Planning and More: February in Dießen

What was important this month

• The Finance Committee recommended the 2026 budget ordinance.
• The Construction and Environment Committee reviewed and decided on several construction projects.
• The Dettenschwang kindergarten will receive a new attic with a gym.
• New electric vehicle charging stations and a proposal for one-way traffic regulations are in planning.

Budget 2026: Security for the Future

In February, the process of budget planning for the year 2026 began. The Finance Committee recommended adopting the budget ordinance according to the submitted proposals. The exact budget planning is still under preparation, but the recommendation by the Finance Committee marks a crucial step toward a stable financial foundation for the city’s upcoming projects and responsibilities.

The budget ordinance is not only a financial tool, but also an expression of the city's priorities. It enables the planning of investments in infrastructure, education, the environment, and public safety. In the coming weeks, residents will have the opportunity to gain insights into the details of the budget before the municipal council makes the final decision.

Construction Planning: Approvals and Rejections

In February, the Construction and Environment Committee discussed a variety of construction applications. Some projects were approved, others rejected. A particular focus was on the second amendment to the zoning plan for the industrial area west of Lachener Straße. This amendment was unanimously accepted, with environmental aspects such as greening the underground garage ramp also being considered.

Additionally, a technical request for a battery storage facility in Vogelherdstraße was approved – a step toward renewable energy. At the same time, several construction applications, particularly for multi-family homes, were rejected. The main reasons were inconsistencies with the zoning plan regulations.

The discussions in the Construction and Environment Committee show how sensitively the balance between housing demand, environmental and urban planning goals is managed in Dießen. Public transparency in these decisions is a central factor in winning the trust of the residents.

Dettenschwang Kindergarten: Expansion with a Vision

Another important project decided in February is the expansion of the Dettenschwang kindergarten. An attic with a gym will be built to secure the space requirements for the kindergarten’s expansion. The expansion is part of long-term planning to meet the increasing demands in childcare.

The Dettenschwang kindergarten is a central point of contact for families in the municipal area. The new gym will not only expand educational offerings but also improve the safety and leisure activities of the children.

Further Developments: Electric Charging Stations and One-Way Streets

The municipal council discussed the expansion of electric charging stations. The city plans to evaluate additional locations to expand the infrastructure for electric mobility. This is another step toward climate-friendly mobility in Dießen.

In addition, the Free Voters submitted a proposal for the introduction of one-way traffic in the Alexander-Köster-Weg. The proposal is part of a discussion on the traffic situation in the city center. Such measures can optimize traffic flow and at the same time provide more space for pedestrians.

Conclusion and Outlook

February 2026 was marked in Dießen am Ammersee by decisions shaping the city's future. The budget planning, construction planning, and expansions in the education sector show how actively the city is responding to changes while preserving its identity.

The coming weeks will show how the approved projects are implemented – and what new challenges await the municipality.