Kirchheim b. Munich – Monthly Review February 2026

Clarity in the Budget – Planning for the Future

What Was Important This Month

• The 2026 overall budget was adopted with a total of 81.8 million euros – a clear outlook on the municipality's financial planning.
• 31.52 % of the budget will be allocated to investments, strengthening the development of the municipality.
• The tax rates for real estate tax A and B as well as business tax were fixed – no increases compared to the previous year.
• The Building Committee decided on important urban development projects, including a children's playground on the former state garden exhibition site and a resettlement farm in Heimstetten.

Budget 2026: Security and Investments

In February 2026, the budget for Kirchheim b. Munich was approved. The operating budget amounts to 53.5 million euros, the capital budget to 28.3 million euros. Together, this results in an overall budget of 81.8 million euros.

Investments are a central pillar: 31.52 % of the budget will flow into projects such as infrastructure, education, and municipal facilities in the coming years. Debt financing of 3.3 million euros is planned for investments, and cash credit up to 12 million euros can be used if needed.

The tax rates for municipal taxes remained stable: 385 % for real estate tax A and B, 360 % for business tax. This decision underlines the financial balance of the municipality and provides planning security for residents and entrepreneurs.

Construction Projects: Playground, Housing and Traffic

Several important projects were decided in the Building Committee. One of the central topics was the new construction of the "Langhaus" as part of the children's playground on the site of the former state garden exhibition 2024. The building application was unanimously approved, and the municipal approval was granted. This project marks an important step in shaping the urban space sustainably and creating family-friendly facilities.

Another topic was the construction of an agricultural resettlement farm in Heimstetten. The decision was passed with 9 yes and 2 no votes, but the municipal approval was not granted. The legal admissibility of the project is being examined by the Munich District Government in cooperation with the specialist departments.

Moreover, it was decided that the access road to the property in Heimstetten was illegally constructed. The relocation of the access road to the east side is part of the ongoing approval process. This decision highlights the importance of legally valid and planning-compliant construction projects.

Long-Term Financial Planning: Security for Four Years

In addition to the budget for 2026, the financial plan for the years 2026 to 2029 was also presented. This plan provides a long-term outlook on revenues, expenditures, and investments and serves as a basis for the strategic development of the municipality.

A focus of the planning is the investment ratio, which amounts to 31.52 % for 2026. This ratio is an indicator of the municipality's investment willingness and shows that Kirchheim b. Munich is investing in its future.

Summary and Outlook

February 2026 was characterized by clear financial decisions and concrete construction projects. The budget decision provides security for the coming years, and the investments show that Kirchheim b. Munich is investing in its infrastructure and the future of its citizens.

In March, the municipality will deal with further topics such as transport planning, environment, and education. The focus remains on sustainable development and planning security for all residents.