Möser in Focus: Recent Developments in February 2026

Fire Department, Childcare, and Digitalization in Focus

What was important this month

• The municipal council approved the principle decision for the construction of a new fire station in Hohenwarthe, a project with high safety value for the region.
• Four child care facilities received new performance and quality development agreements to further improve their operations.
• A purpose-bound donation of 2,500 euros was accepted for tree planting in Möser, contributing to urban renewal and green space provision.
• The composition of the Committee for Construction, Environment, and Transport was adjusted, influencing the work of the various parties.
• The municipal board of Pietzpuhl discussed priorities for future investments, although no concrete financing plans were announced.

Fire Station Construction: Safety at the Forefront

The principle decision for the new fire station in Hohenwarthe was the central focus of the municipal council. The location was set at Am Sportplatz Hohenwarthe, and the administration was tasked with checking the planning permission feasibility. In addition, a site monitoring process is planned, which will also consider non-municipal land.

The project is part of a long-term safety strategy and includes the use of state funding from Saxony-Anhalt. The administration will also submit a preliminary application according to §74 BauO LSA, taking into account nature conservation, forestry, and traffic-related aspects.

Childcare: Quality as a Priority

The municipal council unanimously signed four performance and quality development agreements for childcare facilities in Möser:

• „Gänseblümchen“ in Hohenwarthe
• „Hort“ in Möser
• „Regenbogen“ in Körbelitz
• „MS Piratenclub“ in Schermen

These agreements aim to sustainably improve childcare quality and pedagogical work in the facilities. They are part of a municipal strategy to strengthen early childhood education and have a direct impact on parents and children in the region.

Digitalization and Investment Planning

An inter-party motion on digitalization projects from the special fund was discussed. In addition, the municipal board of Pietzpuhl presented a priority list for investments, although no specific financial amounts were mentioned. The discussions show that the municipality is working on a strategic planning approach for future projects, even though concrete budgeting is still pending.

Outlook and Challenges

The decisions made in February 2026 show that the municipality of Möser is moving in the direction of sustainability, safety, and investment. While the fire station construction sets clear priorities, the implementation of investment plans – especially in Pietzpuhl – remains vague. It is also noticeable that digitalization and modern childcare standards are increasingly coming into focus at the municipal level.